Where do Warriors get Images from?

positivenegative

10 years ago

It depends entirely upon exactly what you're looking and wanting them for.

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Brent Stangel

10 years ago

I get all mine from Royalty free images, photos, vectors and videos on Fotolia

They seem to always have what I'm looking for.

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Marco Moeschter

10 years ago

I get my one from compfight.com or flickr or The Leading Source Of Free Stock Photos - freeimages! Those are all good sources if you ask me!

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MNord 10 years ago
Funny timing. Just a little while ago today I was thinking about images. Found the following list at copyblogger.com:

Paid images:
Free images
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osamaye360

10 years ago

it depends on where and what you need the images for. you could hire someone at fiverr for you. even if its a 2D or 3D ecover or just image. you could get it for $5. if its just plain images, you could bargain. eg 5 images for $5.

so check fiverr and just give them a detailed description of what you want.

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Steve B 10 years ago

Besides those mentioned above, a few other inexpensive stock photo distributors are:

DepositPhotos
123RF
Dreamstime

Other have mentioned Flickr - be very careful with what you use - it is not a free image site as many claim.

Another great source is public domain. There is a learning curve to knowing how to use public domain images and where to find them . . . but it's worth learning as there are millions of wonderful images waiting for you (and they are not all old).

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RevenueGal

10 years ago

I use Pixabay and also Deposit Photos.

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goindeep 10 years ago

Thanks all, I ended up finding the images of what I was after on a free stock photo site
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- PatriciaS 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by goindeep
  
  Thanks all, I ended up finding the images of what I was after on a free stock photo site
  
  And that free stock photo site was ---- ??
  
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  goindeep 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by chi-whiz
  
  And that free stock photo site was ---- ??
  
  Pixabay - Free Images Its not the best but its good.
  
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mkouril

10 years ago

I usually buy from Stock Photos, Royalty-Free Images & Vectors | Bigstock

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James1212

10 years ago

What kind of images are you looking For?

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goindeep 10 years ago

Originally Posted by James1212

What kind of images are you looking For?

Actually I am after photos of celebs, sports stars etc...
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- Kurt 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by goindeep
  
  Actually I am after photos of celebs, sports stars etc...
  
  For celebs, musicians and athletes:
  
  1. Go to www.allposters.com and join their affiliate program. Then just add images of the posters to your site. They are free, legal and you can even earn some money selling the posters.
  
  2. Amazon affiliate program. Are there books or videos that have the celebrity image? Again, not only are there plenty of free images you can use, you can make some money too.
  
  3. Youtube videos are free to embed on your site.
  
  Between these three, you can usually get enough images and/or videos to legally give a web page visuals for celebrities.
  
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  goindeep 10 years ago
  
  Just wanted to share a GEM of a strategy I just stumbled across.
  
  You just go to Google Advanced Image Search > select free to use, share or modify, even commercially done.
  
  Not my idea, credits go to Free Technology for Teachers: 9 Places to Find Creative Commons & Public Domain Images
  
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  Jamie Decker 10 years ago
  
  I've getting my images mostly from,
  High Quality Royalty-Free Stock Photography From $1 - Stock Photo | PhotoDune
  or I am looking at these free sites:
  Death to the Stock Photo -
  Little Visuals - Sign up to get 7 hi-res images zipped up in your inbox every 7 days. Use them anyway you want.
  Unsplash
  Gratisography: Free, use as you please, high-resolution pictures.
  Free Refe Mobile Photos
  
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jamescanz

10 years ago

Originally Posted by goindeep

Just wondering best and most affordable places to get images from?

Images for what?

My avatar?

Oh, that's pretty simple.

I go to my Facebook page, crop a picture 'o my mug...

And then set it as my avatar here in the 'User CP' section

P.S. Questions that are more direct...

Tend to get more direct answers

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deekay

10 years ago

It depends on your purpose.
In my case, mostly, Google images are more than enough.

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Yvon Boulianne

10 years ago

for paid image i allways use bigstockphoto.com as i have done a study and they are the cheaper and best i could find online.

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jadesource

10 years ago

I prefer fotolia. I pay one credit, which is about a dollar, and then I own the rights. I don't have to worry about copyright infringement. But I only buy the one credit.

The images are high quality for the credit.

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IMMer1975

10 years ago

I always encourage people to use anybody but Getty or Getty owned properties (which many are). Their strong-arm tactics of suing website owners for copyright infringement is ugly. I don't have a problem with them being entitled to what's fair when an image has been used without a license, but the manner they go about it is quite ugly. So as a matter of principle, I make sure I only buy images from non getty properties.

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David Hooper

10 years ago

What are you using them for? For web, Flickr is good, but make sure you only use images where commercial use is ok.

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seobro

10 years ago

I like to use stock fresh for commercial purposes. However, for non com try fotolia free images. Those are super. Also, your cost is zero. Can't argue with that one.

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rafsco

10 years ago

I am a bit paranoid about pictures. I usually buy from well established website or I take them myself. I know they are expensive, but once I almost got sued by a guy on eBay telling me that I was using his images. It wasn't a nice experience to deal with. I had hired a freelancer to design the images but who knows, maybe they were stolen images, I never found out. Lost the money though...

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goindeep

10 years ago

Originally Posted by jamescanz

Images for what?

My avatar?

Oh, that's pretty simple.

I go to my Facebook page, crop a picture 'o my mug...

And then set it as my avatar here in the 'User CP' section

P.S. Questions that are more direct...

Tend to get more direct answers

? I explained above what it is for... lol

Originally Posted by deekay

It depends on your purpose.
In my case, mostly, Google images are more than enough.

You make 200K a year and use Google images, lol.

Originally Posted by jadesource

I prefer fotolia. I pay one credit, which is about a dollar, and then I own the rights. I don't have to worry about copyright infringement. But I only buy the one credit.

The images are high quality for the credit.

I have seen that $1 site but they don't seem to have that many images.

Originally Posted by David Hooper

What are you using them for? For web, Flickr is good, but make sure you only use images where commercial use is ok.

As above. I wont use Flickr they are partnered with Getty, but thanks.

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Highway55

10 years ago

I use Dreamstime. Not sure why I started there, maybe to rebel against iStockPhoto at the time. They're good. They have what I need. Also, I'll just grab something from Bing if I need something quick and don't feel like messing around...

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goindeep 10 years ago

Bing...? errrr aren't you worried about getting sued?
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- Highway55 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by goindeep
  
  Bing...? errrr aren't you worried about getting sued?
  
  Good question. Short answer - No. I grab them if I'm testing something. If my test proves fruitful, I'll legitimize it.
  
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  goindeep 10 years ago
  
  Moved to off topic?
  
  Eh?
  
  OK...
  
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  Highway55 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by goindeep
  
  Moved to off topic?
  
  This for me? I'll expand for you... I don't have a blog where I add images on a day-to-day basis. If I need an image its usually for a sales page of some type. I'll grab it from Bing and test with it. If I convert with the image and I know it will be seen by a large scale audience, I change it at that time.
  
  Not sure what else I can tell you. Hope that helps.
  
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thunderbird

10 years ago

I've been getting some nice vector toon images from VectorCharacters.net: Free Vector Characters, Mascots and Illustrations, Business, Animal, Fashion, Man, Monster and more | Vector Characters.

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Basenix Group LLC

10 years ago

Shutterstock is the way we go.

You have 249$ monthly package where you can download 25 images per day. Pretty awesome!

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sudo rank

10 years ago

I just use Google.

Once you have a prominent contacts page and your whois filled in anyone who wants you to take stuff down can get in touch easily.

In my entire IM career I've only had a handful of DMCA requests and two Cease & Desist letters.

They appear scary at first, I laugh at them now and simply add the steps they want me to take to my tasklist - no need to write them back, they'll check eventually.

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goindeep

10 years ago

Originally Posted by sudo rank

I just use Google.

Once you have a prominent contacts page and your whois filled in anyone who wants you to take stuff down can get in touch easily.

In my entire IM career I've only had a handful of DMCA requests and two Cease & Desist letters.

They appear scary at first, I laugh at them now and simply add the steps they want me to take to my tasklist - no need to write them back, they'll check eventually.

That's pretty funny

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tj

10 years ago

You've got now many great sources of images here - but you will have to make sure that you check all their terms of services and licenses to see what you can do with their pictures and what not. Some will allow you to use their images for own stuff and you will have to pay more money for images to be used on clients websites.

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MaxGalitsyn 10 years ago

I can see lots of places where to find images. Thanks everybody for sharing. Here is my contribution to the common cause: Twelve Places to Find Images for Your Website - Blogican.com . Hopefully new sources can be found.
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unreal

10 years ago

from google

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HappyComputer

10 years ago

I just use Stock Photos, Royalty-Free Images and Vectors - Shutterstock

You can see our use of these images on our printer depo website.

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franergy

10 years ago

Wherever you go, join their affiliate program. We use fotolia.com and try videostock.com - they have images in their sites and great stock video as well.

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