Best Website for Stock Images

[YouGotMyMoney]

any recommendations for getting stock photos for header images and call to action quote boxes/buttons?

 

[JRoot]

I've been using Royalty Free Stock Photos at Fotolia.com for stock images and I'm happy with them. Although, I haven't used anyone else so I have nothing to compare them to.

 

[WinoBlues]

I like BodaciousBabes.com

 

[Alston]

I use iclipart. It is a paid service, but it is has a ton of images and is well organized.

The image of the baby on my health insurance site came from iclipart.

 

[TwiLight]

123rf.com. low cost photos under $2 for your websites. Used by many web designers.

 

[ksigmtsu]

Gimp graphic editing software = free. Watch youtube videos on how to make buttons, takes literally minutes to learn.

Also, people love to give permission to use their family photos on like picasa and the yahoo photo sharing site that I can't think of the name of, and I bet you can get local photographers to let you use their stuff too if you give credit on your site to them, AND you might get an extra client out of it.

 

[CaptiveBroke(r)]

I agree, 123RF photos are used on many insurance company and agent sites and they are very resonable.

I think you have to start with $15 but that will give you 7 or 8 nice photos for your website or ad....many insurance and finance related.

 

[Jpasch101]

I looked at some of the free stock photos available and was thoroughly unimpressed. The best is istockphoto.com

 

[Newby]

I bought 3 discs from Comstock about 10 years ago. They had about 150 high quality photos of seniors and young families. It cost me $900 but I have used them over and over.

 

[1manshow]

900 bucks..ouch!

We use istockphoto and bigstockphoto as well