Stock-style photos of people who don't exist

Stock libraries give you a different stranger in every shot. Dittoshot gives you one fictional person across a whole set: the same teacher in the classroom, on the pitch and at Sunday lunch, at 5 tokens a photo.

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Writing an equation on a whiteboard in a classroom, overhead fluorescent light, turning to the class mid-sentence with a marker in hand, waist-up.
Tomás · Day 1
Holding a clipboard on the sideline of a football pitch on a bright Saturday morning, sun from the left, shouting encouragement, three-quarter body.
Tomás · Day 2
Stirring a big pan of paella on a terrace at lunchtime, dappled shade from a vine, tasting from a wooden spoon, chest-up from the side.
Tomás · Day 3
Reading a newspaper at a bar counter with a small coffee, early morning, light from the open door behind him, amused expression, waist-up.
Tomás · Day 4
  1. 01

    A set, not a single shot

    An article, a landing page or a deck reads better when it follows one person. Create them once, then shoot every scene the piece needs with the same face.

  2. 02

    No release to chase

    Everyone in a Dittoshot photo is fictional, made from a text description, so there is no real model to sign a release. Copyright in AI-generated images depends on the country and may not exist at all, so don't count on exclusivity: anyone could generate something similar.

  3. 03

    Candid, not catalogue

    Photos look like a friend took them on a phone: natural light with a direction, imperfect framing, real skin texture, and text and logos steered out of frame. Describe the place, the time of day and what the person is doing.

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