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by Eidelweiss on April 9th, 2009
You could always take your own photos. Go to a bar.
It is important to not rely on stock photography; it makes you a worse designer.
Anyway, using your own photos will make you feel more invested in the project, and please the client that you took it the extra mile.
by Fredster on March 13th, 2009
Probably the most inexpensive site with quality photos is iStock.
by JenniferRuth on March 13th, 2009
istock or corbis has loads, but they are usually quite expensive.
Try looking on Flickr - lots of royalty free images there, often with creative commons licenses. To use, you just usually need permission and naught else!
by Vintage... on March 13th, 2009
There are some royalty-free stock photo sharing sites. You become a member -- add some of your own stuff and in turn are able to download other members' photographs. Point system.
by Fredster on March 13th, 2009
the company iBID has some really amazing black and white photography. What is amazing is the photography is of realy everyday people who don't look like models. I've never priced their images but it's worth looking into. good luck.
Please advise me urls of really exceptional web design galleries
by skible on December 10th, 2010
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Do you like fractal art?
by Marguerite on December 15th, 2010
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I want to layout a virtual machine. Say a car, complete with animation and component detail. Any suggestion on software to do this?
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Yearbook cover ideas?
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by bookofknowledge on September 12th, 2010
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You're reading I'm looking for a stock photo website where I can by classic/retro black and white images of people (particularly people drinking). I've looked everywhere to no avail. The client's budget is not huge so it can't be too expensive. Please help!
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