Finding photos for Easy Read
Easy Read is usually used to explain information or a process for people with learning disabilities. In order to write Easy Read content, you need to use pictures that help convey what you are trying to say. You need the pictures to be clear and simple. It’s even better if you can use images of people with disabilities. But where do you find these photos?
Photosymbols is a photo library specifically designed for Easy Read, featuring actors with disabilities. You can search by topic to find the photos you need and they are constantly adding new themes. The photos are tested with people with disabilities. Photosymbols licences start at £240. If you are regularly creating Easy Read content it is definitely the best option and a good investment.
Adobe Stock has a great range of paid-for photos. You can pay for individual photos rather than purchasing a subscription. They have some of the best photos of people with disabilities. You can do a free trial and keep the photos you download during this time.
Using a mix of paid-for photos and free photos is the best way to create engaging content without breaking the bank. However, if you are able to purchase a Photosymbols subscription that is definitely the best photo library for Easy Read content.
We can train you in writing Easy Read content or can make it for you. Get in touch to find out more.
