Image Ethics Analyser
Analyse your images for stereotypes!
Photographs are complex and can be read in different ways. For ethical photography one needs to be aware of stereotypes which are context-specific and multidimensional. The Fairpicture Image Analyser supports you in discovering tendencies and alerts you on possible red flags in photos. It guides you in your reflections on the ethical implications of your images.
This ethical photo assessment tool is suitable for images that depict people. If the image you want to analyse does not show people, the questionnaire might still help you reflect but will not include as many details and insights. Please enter a valid email address; the results will be sent to you via email.
This service is free.
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