Where do you look for images?

by SeanSupplee

Posted: 12 years ago 13 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I am a bit stuck I have been looking for some images to use on a new squeeze page of mine however I am unable to find any that really grab my attention. What site or sites have you used to find high quality awesome pictures for making money online niche?

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LeadGenie 12 years ago

Hey, you are a war room member, check out these threads.

http://www.warriorforum.com/war-room...rcial-use.html

and

http://www.warriorforum.com/war-room...room-only.html
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LeadGenie 12 years ago

The second link might be more of what you are looking for in the post above.
The following link might help you also.

Thank you.
http://www.warriorforum.com/war-room...toolchest.html
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- edlewis 12 years ago
  
  iStock Photo: Royalty Free Stock Photography, Vector Art Images, Music & Video Stock Footage | iStock is awesome....sometimes the prices on some images can be a bit pricey if you are working on a small project. Great quality here, lots of talented photographers, artists, and graphics people.
  
  Stock photography, vector art & video footage - FOTOLIA - I will recommend Fotolia because you don't have to deposit too much money upfront to get started. So if you just want an image or two, you don't have a bunch of credits sitting around.
  
  High Quality Royalty-Free Stock Photography From $1 - Stock Photo | PhotoDune - I'm starting to go here first because I am a big fan of Envato...great place for photos, especially if you are already an Envato member and have credits in your account. Easy to drop in there and find the one image I need.
  
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bluedevil 12 years ago

A couple more free ones...

Flickr CC - Flickr photos or video with a Creative Commons Attribution License

Free Stock Photos - Free Stock Photos & Images | StockFreeImages.com
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athusbangk 12 years ago

If you want to use a perfect blog photo, I suggest you to use PhotoDropper WP Plugin It's Free
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12 years ago

Originally Posted by SeanSupplee

Dreamstime or big stock
www.nashvillecalifornia.com

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think more 12 years ago

Checkout iStockphoto.
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paul nicholls 12 years ago

i was struggling to find a good site for weeks

now i use deposit photos

they are great and only $0.50 per image

it sure beats paying $5 per image from istock, thats just obsurd

when ever i create a new blog post i get my images from there, it costs me $0.50 per image thats $2 per month, so not too bad :-)

paul
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seobro 12 years ago

I use easystockphoto it is the king and sxc is the queen. Still have some credits with istock, but do not use em anymore. Basically, they are too expensive. Switch, you vetta.
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- wordwizard 12 years ago
  
  I've used istockphoto and dreamstime (and briefly big stock).
  
  big stock starts with images much bigger than what I usually need, so I have to reduce them in size and pay more than I would like.
  
  istockphoto has the best selection of the kinds of photos I've been looking for, but they also have some pretty restrictive terms even for royalty free photos, so I'm avoiding them.
  
  Dreamstime USED to be a great bargain (though with not as much of a selection as istockphoto). Also somewhat more liberal terms.
  
  BUT - lately, their 1 credit images have just about evaporated, even when they show as 0 level photos which should cost 1 credit. Instead, they end up costing 3 credits. No fair!
  
  So I've heard about fotalia, which is VERY liberal in its terms for royalty free photos, and I'm just about to set up an account over there.
  
  I'll try some of the sites you all mention above too!
  
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nelspetty924 12 years ago

You can find the greatest pictures that you want in Google pictures.
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eugenedm 12 years ago

There are many sites that offer royalty-free images. You can do a google search but one of the best sites for free images is istockphoto.
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mahipal 12 years ago

Apart from the top stock photography website like istock you can also search for 'Stock Photography' on Google. There are lot of other websites wherein you can find high quality images at reasonable price.
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