Photo: Saobora Narin / SolarBuddy / Fairpicture - Phnom Penh City, Cambodia, 2025.
After repositioning the umbrella for the children, Kong Sameun removes grass from the rows of chili plants.
We deliver the story you need - dignified, authentic, and free of stereotypes. Made locally with an ethical workflow: informed consent for every person, context respected, and clean, complete metadata on every asset. Faster turnarounds, fewer changes, better outcomes.
Context-rich photography by local professionals. Informed consent and clean metadata included - dignified images ready for web, social, reports, and fundraising.
Learn more about PhotoPowerful stories told through mini-documentaries by local filmmakers. From raw footage to ready-to-share edits, we bring context and impact to every frame.
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October 2025 - IEC – International Electrotechnical Commission
Fairpicture travelled across three Kenyan counties to capture the community impact of the Global Impact Fund’s solar energy investments.
Learn more about Clean Energy, Real Impact
August 2025 - missio - International Catholic Mission Society
Behind products we use every day lie untold human stories. This project with missio captures life at the origin of the mica trade.
Learn more about Glimmer of Hope: Faces Behind Madagascar’s Mica Mines
May 2025 - Volcafe Ltd.
Discover how coffee farmers are building resilient futures. A global story of sustainability, told through local lenses – produced with Fairpicture’s ethical, community-first approach.
Learn more about Farming as a Business: A Global Story of Coffee and Community
Fairpicture delivered sensitive, on-brief photos and video for the DEC. The shoot ran smoothly end-to-end, and our member charities praised the quality. We felt in safe hands throughout.
Disasters Emergency Committee DEC
Fairpicture brings curiosity, care, and a consistent visual language across our channels. Working with local—often female—creators adds expertise and cultural fluency we would not reach on our own. The result is dignified, non-stereotypical storytelling.
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We still love visiting our water projects, but hiring local creators tells the story better, supports local economies, and avoids unnecessary flights and CO₂. With Fairpicture it’s seamless—and the result is more authentic, dignified content.
Grundfos Foundation
CARE needs to document work across 100 countries. Fairpicture lets us show our impact through the eyes of local professionals—including many women—bringing nuance, access, and dignity to every story.
Care
Fairpicture’s consent workflow is simple and thorough, so production stays focused on the story. Accessible options and quick corrections remove paperwork bottlenecks. It covers what we need to publish with confidence.
Plan International
The consent process is efficient and transparent, which helps us protect the people we portray and publish with confidence. Managing teams and contributors is straightforward, and we’re excited about what’s coming next.
Swisscontact
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Busime Sarah is part of AgroPax, where communities cultivate fields, form savings groups, and raise livestock—strengthening food security and fostering peaceful coexistence despite conflict and food theft.
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Location: South Kivu, DRC, 2025
Fairpicture aims to reshape perceptions toward greater diversity and nuance. Through producing and promoting fair visual communication, we strengthen human rights and uphold justice for all: creators, subjects, audiences, and clients. With a vibrant community, we harness the power of visual storytelling to drive positive impact.