1. MorgueFile
MorgueFile, our TOP PICK of free photos, is an image archive that's "for creatives and by creatives." Images for inspiration, use as a reference, and to inspire your creative work. You can donate to the site. The Search feature is not the most advanced, but it does have some amazing photos of professional quality. You don't need to register.
2. Yahoo Image Search
Yahoo's advanced search filter is one step ahead of Google. It makes it simple to find images that are repurposed and can be used without violating copyright. This feature is only available for Flickr images. Flickr offers its users the Creative Commons Filter (Flickr belongs to Yahoo!) No other search engine offers this filter.
3. Woophy
Woophy is the Dutch name for WOrld Of PHotographY. A collective of Dutch photo enthusiasts and designers created this site's visual navigation system. The goal is to create a database that's accessible and current. Visitors to can download an image in low resolution for personal, non-commercial use. It doesn't appear that there is a way to buy the images for commercial purposes.
4. Stock.xchng
They offer "Premium Images" for a nominal charge. It's easy to search and browse through the nearly 400,000 photos. There is also a lightbox that allows you to save pictures before downloading them deneme bonusu veren siteler.
5. Stockvault.net
Signing up is not required to download the images. However, if you sign up you will have access to special features. The images are available for non-commercial and personal use. There are only 13,000 images.
6. istockphoto
The best place to find low-cost, royalty-free photos. iStockphoto is a community of members who create images and designs. Search engine with over 4,000,000 photographs, vector illustrations and audio files. Images can cost anywhere from 1 to 28 credits depending on file type and size. Credits cost $1.40 per credit, with a minimum of $18 required.
7. 123RF
Subscribe to a 30-day subscription plan for $89.00 or purchase download credits. Browse their collection of over 3.3 million royalty free stock photos.
8. Dreamstime
Dreamstime offers high-quality images to Fortune 500 companies, individuals, and Fortune 500 advertising agencies. Credits for high-resolution images are available starting at $7.99 for 7 credits. Sign-up is a bit awkward and the interface is not intuitive, but the photos are worth it.
BONUS WEBSITE Photo Rogue
Our choice for the MOST UNIQUE concept. You can ask for a photo of anything and volunteers will try to take it. The service is free but they cannot guarantee that the request will be fulfilled. This is something I haven’t tried yet, but it intrigues me.
