Technology images for my website?

by larryboy03 Posted: 10 years ago 10 replies

Hey guys, I am in the process of outsourcing content and building a rather large website. I don't want to take images from Google, where can you get good quality images where there is no copyright issue.

This is going to be a very large tech, review site, and I want good quality images.

I normally use images from Amazon for my other review sites.

Thanks

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salegurus 10 years ago

You can buy them? But im guessing you are wanting free.....

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- larryboy03 10 years ago
  
  Free would be good but I wouldn't mind buying them.
Beatinest 10 years ago

Check out DollarPhotoClub.com - images for...you guessed it...one dollar...lol

Dollar Photo Club - high quality royalty free stock photos and vectors - Dollar Photo Club

You get some free for your initial signup if I remember right. I do the $10 a month plan.

I hope that helps.
r2r 10 years ago

You can get from Flickr, Just search for creative commons license
Antonio De Santis 10 years ago

I created an application for searching free images. It searches on 27 images site.
justforkicks 10 years ago

Larry,

I'll send you a bunch shortly
alvinhy 10 years ago

I use compfight where it searches for images on flickr.
jgant 10 years ago

Depositphotos.com has great deals if you buy a small subscription. I think the images can get as low as $.33 each.
beachfront 10 years ago

I have a few tech related images on my free cinemagraph (slightly animated images) blog. All of the animations are taken from free footage I've shot and offered and are completely free to use in your websites and marketing campaigns. Hope they help! You can find the images at: Beachfront Motion - Free to use moving stock images
Barry Unruh 10 years ago

Have you thought about contacting the primary manufacturers you are going to follow in your reviews?

Many of them have libraries of photographs for advertisers/reviewers to use. Check with the press department. This might get you in the right door to get sample products for your reviews, also.

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Technology images for my website?

larryboy03 • 10 years ago • 10 replies

Hey guys, I am in the process of outsourcing content and building a rather large website. I don't want to take images from Google, where can you get good quality images where there is no copyright issue. This is going to be a very large tech, review site, and I want good quality images.