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"It&amp;#39;s not that we haven&amp;#39;t had our own fun thanks to stock photos. Remember &amp;quot;The Top 14 Springtime Activities For Couples, According to Stock Photos&amp;quot;? or &amp;quot;7 Photos of How People Exercise, According to Stock Photos&amp;quot;? And who can forget the Tumblr &amp;quot;Woman Laughing Alone With Salad&amp;quot;? As a person who often looks at photos meant to illustrate a story about the current state of the job market, I have to ask: Does a group of 20-something women in unfashionable suits and &amp;#39;80s glasses look like your office?\nPinterestFacebookOh, don&amp;#39;t mind me! I&amp;#39;m just a woman in an office, organizing my binders like I&amp;#39;m the Cat in the Hat.\nProbably not. And it definitely doesn&amp;#39;t look like the Glamour offices either!\nFacebook CEO and Lean In founder Sheryl Sandberg (read more in her interview with Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive) is partnering with Getty Images&amp;#8212;the company that creates and distributes many stock photos&amp;#8212;to change the way women are portrayed. &amp;quot;When we see images of women and girls and men, they often fall into the stereotypes that we&amp;#39;re trying to overcome, and you can&amp;#39;t be what you can&amp;#39;t see,&amp;quot; Ms. Sandberg said in an interview with The New York Times.\nThis is major. The three most searched terms for Getty images are &amp;quot;women,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;family,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;business,&amp;quot; reports The New York Times. New images will show women as surgeons, painters, bakers, soldiers, and hunters&amp;#8212;not giggling over a pile of lettuce. And editors will be able to use photos of women lifting weights, fathers changing babies&amp;#39; diapers (I can&amp;#39;t believe these didn&amp;#39;t exist before!), and working women with clothes and hairstyles from this decade. This is the first time Getty has jointly created a collection with a nonprofit and shared its licensing revenue. Ten percent of the revenue from the photos will go to Lean In. You can check out the Lean In collection at gettyimages.com.\nThe way women in leadership roles are portrayed affects the way we think about ourselves, and with so many young girls seeing these images (and being influenced by them), we need to do better. Kudos to Sandberg and Getty for seeing that &amp;#8212; and helping us see ourselves as we really are...completely awesome."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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