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At Unsplash.com/trends, you can always look up the topics that are particularly hot right now. Technology, for example, is rather underrepresented and always worth a photo. But current events, holidays or seasons can also influence the trends.

In addition, demand over time and the most popular photos for a search term can also be looked up.

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