SOUTH BRISBANE, Australia - AussieJournal -- eSCAPEstock Photography today announced the eSCAPEstock photography store, a new eCommerce site for stock photography. eSCAPEstock Photography is an online library of thousands of stock photos and offers a new way for creatives & travel professionals to access unique photography at an accessible price

"I've been lucky enough to have travelled to some of the most amazing part of the world in pursuit of stunning imagery," says Matt Nash-Arnold, founder of eSCAPEstock Photography. "By sharing my library of thousands of images from all over the world, eSCAPEstock photography, I can give creatives a collection of stock images that are real: real locations, experiences and people. Small business owners will be able to deliver creatives that are authentic, maximize viewer engagements and will never look staged."

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Features and benefits of eSCAPEstock Photography include.

·      An alternative to stock photography websites offering staged, cliché imagery

·      Real, royalty-free stock photos so creatives can build assets that are authentic & engaging

·      Accessible, simple pricing structure with one-off or subscription options

eSCAPEstock Photography is available now at AU$12.50 per image or AU$24.95 per month. For more information on eSCAPEstock Photography, visit  www.escapestock.com

About eSCAPEstock Photography: eSCAPEstock Photography is an alternative to stock photography that offers real, travel-based stock photos.  At eSCAPEstock, you'll never see cliché, fake or stage stock, because just like fruit from a poisoned tree, when your stock looks fake, so will your creative assets.