Best Free high quality stock image website for your post
People love visual as we do :-)
Today, I'm here to introduce few website witch is providing FREE, High Quality Stock images.
So, let's get to the point.
#1 Refe
Refe. has great images about People interacting with technology.
there license term will blow your mind. you can use images on any purpose.
check here for get information about Refe's license term.
also, you can sell your photo in Refe too.
#2 Unsplash
Ah, Unsplash! is one of my favorite. you can get super cool image in Unsplash.
just bookmark this website on your browser. you will use this site every day.
#3 Picjumbo
Picjumbo is one of well known free stock image website. they have great quality images.
subscribe here for get free new images.
GratosoGraphic is published by great photographer Ryan McGuire.
you can use his unique image for any purpose. (bunch of creative images!)
#5 StockSnap
StockSnap! every image in this site can be use any purpose. all images has Creative Commons CC0 License.
#6 PhotoPin
PhotoPin provide great images for blog post. there's one thing you should know when you using PhotoPin's images. you must wright name of creator, and some other things. check Here to view PhotoPin's license term.
I know few more free image sites, but I'm not gonna introduce them because they has poor quality. if you still have interest about them, check below list.
So, you can use all of this website's images for free, I hope you enjoy it and have a great images.
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Recent Comments
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It is indeed a cool option for website owners on a budget to use free images for their content - however, as a photographer myself, I have some reservations about such services.
Because the exposure that these sites offer, doesn't bring anything at all for the photographer, but these sites make $$$ with ads. I don't find it fair. Do you?
I have offered a couple of photos for free and was thrilled first when some of them appeared on some authority websites - but then I saw them again and again on many websites that were obviously making money, whereas I haven't made a single penny.
It is a pretty much like taking money out of the pocket of the photographer, plus degrading the profession of photography. Those photographers who offer their stuff for free, don't make their living with it - and what is worse, they make it more difficult for other photographers who do make their daily bread with their pictures.
From those site that you listed here Taesik, I would only support those that are created by the photographers themselves where they offer their own works.
Thanks for the info.