Looking for stock photos for a fitness site, recommendations?

8 years ago

If you'll use the search function you'll find many, many threads on low and no-cost stock images.

A few of the sites that I frequent are Fotolia, Dreamstime, iStockPhoto, Deposit Photos, 123RF, Shutterstock, etc.

Steve

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rwiman

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Steve B

If you'll use the search function you'll find many, many threads on low and no-cost stock images.

A few of the sites that I frequent are Fotolia, Dreamstime, iStockPhoto, Deposit Photos, 123RF, Shutterstock, etc.

Steve

Thank you Steve, I have been looking at a lot of stock photo sites but not really found what I was looking for. I may have to up my budget a little bit to find what I want.

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Marvin Lex

8 years ago

Not to forget that there are also free options like https://search.creativecommons.org/

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karlstech

8 years ago

Originally Posted by rwiman

Hi,

I'm building a fitness site and am looking for images that highlights muscle anatomy.

like this: Trapezius Front / Neck Muscles - Anatomy Muscles - Stock Photo | PhotoDune

I'm looking for the images to be in bulk, they are to be used in blog posts so they do not need to be super high resolution, just enough to look good in a post.

I could get them from the envato market, but would prefer if they came with a white background

Also, if there are cheaper solutions, I'd love that.

As mentioned in several posts above, there are several free stock-photo sites. One I tend to use frequently is Pixabay.com. Sure, it doesn't have the widest selection of photos and images, but at least it's a start.

I do recommend bookmarking a few of the biggest ones so that you have plenty of sources to choose from.

Best,

Karl