As the conversation around authenticity grows louder, brands like Aerie and Dove are taking a stand — choosing to represent real people instead of computer-generated models.

That same spirit lives in Luupe photographer Jyo Bhamidipati’s latest stock photo collection, now available on The Luupe’s marketplace.

Through her camera, Jyo captures what it means to simply exist and to be seen in your own light. Skin, curves, lines, and texture are all celebrated for what they are.

These photos are about so much more than body positivity; they’re about realness — the quiet, powerful moments when someone sees themselves and feels whole.

Each image radiates softness and strength, challenging the industry’s long-standing reliance on retouching, perfection, and artifice.

Today’s audiences crave honesty. Brands that invest in real, inclusive stock imagery build deeper trust and emotional connection — and ultimately perform better across campaigns.

Every photo in Jyo’s collection is available to license directly from The Luupe, empowering brands to tell stories that feel human, diverse, and relatable.

These are the images driving the next generation of brand storytelling, not AI renderings or filtered ideals, but real people with real stories.