What you have learnt
1. There are a variety of sites where you can obtain images from
2. It's possible to find good quality images that you don't have to pay for.
3. If you have to pay you can often choose between buying credits or buying a subscription.
4. You need to read the terms and conditions on individual sites to understand how you can use the images
Have fun finding the right images for your websites!
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Viterbi
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Thank you BIS.
I would just like to add a site specific to icons, instead of pictures (if anyone is interested to enhance the view of a website):
ICONSPEDIA: http://www.iconspedia.com/
It's all free and it has a very large database.
I would just like to add a site specific to icons, instead of pictures (if anyone is interested to enhance the view of a website):
ICONSPEDIA: http://www.iconspedia.com/
It's all free and it has a very large database.
SquidooSlfMstr
Premium
Great info "BIS." There's another source that you can use for FREE even for commercial purposes AND no attribution required! I just used some for a landing page header. Here's the Licensing Terms: http://morguefile.com/license/morguefile/
Incognito
Premium
I second that - great training resource BIS. A new player in town that I've checked out is PhotoDune.net. They have a nice collection of stock images which I haven't seen replicated across other marketplaces.
welshy
Premium
I also use Clipart.com for paid photos and normally find what ever I'm looking for, I like them because the price is pretty good compared to other stock photo sites and they offer subscriptions like you pointed out.
