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I am looking for photos to add to new websites I am designing. I am against taking someone else photos and using them for my self. So where can I get some for free use or a small royalty fee?
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Hi, I am new, just browsing some of the script threads here... I myself am a photographer, this link on my site lists some of the major stock agencies... might be useful for you to browse - for web designers images go as cheap as $1 without buying a subscription for web resolution...Quote:
Originally Posted by lilya
The best site for buying single images is probably dreamstime - easy to navigate, great collection of images, loads fast, well organized to view pictures. For heavy-duty image needs run with shutterstock.
Best, Olga
Thanks for deleting the link, sorry I didn't wanna come across like this.
No problem, that's why it was a 'no points' warning this time. If you stick around and fully participate in the forums here for awhile, eventually you can have a link to your site in your signature if you like. We do however discourage any kind of promotional links until we can be certain you are not a bot (which seems pretty clear now), and that you are not just passing through for a quick plug (the jury is still out on that one).
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Originally Posted by jscheuer1
Ok :) got it :) thanks
What types of websites are they? Furthermore, what types of images did you have in mind, structural, promotional, or decorative images?Quote:
Originally Posted by lilya
I started with Adobe Bridge and going to places like Getty images that sell "Royalty Free" stock photos and art.
I was introduced to istockphoto and I like them because they let you choose how to buy you photos/art. For example if you go to getty or use Adobe's tool to network with a whole bunch of sites, then you see once you purchase them, you will pay between $50 and $250 (sometimes more or less) to use them.
That being said -It's OK to download the watermaked thumbnails and comps to make presentation pieces for clients (don't buy anything until clients give the ok and also some $$$).
Istock will sell you Pictures for as low a a buck (or for $50 depending on the contract)-if it's for a "one off" type of job -such as a web banner.
Why so cheap? because Royalty Free means you get virtually unlimited use of the picture -and that applies mostly to print. You can call them up and they are easy to get ahold of if you have questions. I also think Istock should pay me every time I recommend them lol.
you can get images from shutter stock or istock site
All the best
id-esigns
great site to get images from - none for free - but very inexpensive.
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