where to find free stock photos?

From: "Mark F"
Date: 2/4/2003 10:09 A
From: "Mark F"
I'm working on a website for a family rights organization. Does anyone have
any free stock photos of a family oriented theme. I'm looking for something
like an upclose shot fo a child's face or just maybe an eye., or something
similar. Anything would be considered as long as it is free. We are a
non-profit organization and don't have the funds to pay for stock photos.

I realize this is an old post to this group, but I thought others in
the group might still be having the same frustrations in finding free
stock photos for their non-profit oganization.

I've donated family-related images for many worthwile organizations
over the years. It's not only a way to give back to the community, but
it helps promote our library of 150,000 professional images as well.

My only restriction is that your organization be truly worthwhile and
non-profit.

Royce
Free Stock Photos for non-profit Web use:
http://www.tssphoto.com/freestockphotos/freephotos.html

Nice try, but the photos on that site are not free - while they may be royalty free, you have to pay per image for them.

Can we say spam?


"Griz" wrote in message ups.com...
From: "Mark F"
Date: 2/4/2003 10:09 A
From: "Mark F"
I'm working on a website for a family rights organization. Does anyone have
any free stock photos of a family oriented theme. I'm looking for something
like an upclose shot fo a child's face or just maybe an eye., or something
similar. Anything would be considered as long as it is free. We are a
non-profit organization and don't have the funds to pay for stock photos.

I realize this is an old post to this group, but I thought others in
the group might still be having the same frustrations in finding free
stock photos for their non-profit oganization.

I've donated family-related images for many worthwile organizations
over the years. It's not only a way to give back to the community, but
it helps promote our library of 150,000 professional images as well.

My only restriction is that your organization be truly worthwhile and
non-profit.

Royce
Free Stock Photos for non-profit Web use:
http://www.tssphoto.com/freestockphotos/freephotos.html

Moon Shyne wrote:
Nice try, but the photos on that site are not free - while they may
be royalty free, you have to pay per image for them.

Nope, they are totally free for Web use on non-profit Web sites.

Some of you may remember the best-selling book a few years back called,
"The Christmas Box," by Richard Paul Evans. Richard made so much money
off the sale of that book that he started an organization called, "The
Christmas Box House." It's a lot like the Ronald McDonald House, but
with a different twist that's more oriented towards helping children.
Anyway, Richard was my neighbor, here in Salt Lake City, and I became
involved in helping him promote the Chrismas Box House by donating the
use of some of our stock photos - that's how I got started.

Anyway the use of our Rights-managed and Royalty-free stock photos (we
have both kinds) is really free if you go through the steps on the Web
page listed below, and your organization is truly non-profit:

Royce
Free Stock Photos for non-profit Web use:
http://www.tssphoto.com/freestockphotos/freephotos.html

so all this stuff

Stock Photography

Available for Royalty Free Licensing About Royalty Free licensing

Low Resolution
JPEG / 72 dpi / 9.9" x 9.3" $49.95


Medium Resolution
JPEG / 300 dpi / 8" x 7.5" $139.95


High Resolution
JPEG / 300 dpi / 13" x 12.2" $199.95


To inquire if this image is available in a larger file size click here.

click the to add to an order



is just for show? it isn't really wanting to charge me for this stuff?


"Griz" wrote in message oups.com...
Moon Shyne wrote:
Nice try, but the photos on that site are not free - while they may
be royalty free, you have to pay per image for them.

Nope, they are totally free for Web use on non-profit Web sites.

Some of you may remember the best-selling book a few years back called,
"The Christmas Box," by Richard Paul Evans. Richard made so much money
off the sale of that book that he started an organization called, "The
Christmas Box House." It's a lot like the Ronald McDonald House, but
with a different twist that's more oriented towards helping children.
Anyway, Richard was my neighbor, here in Salt Lake City, and I became
involved in helping him promote the Chrismas Box House by donating the
use of some of our stock photos - that's how I got started.

Anyway the use of our Rights-managed and Royalty-free stock photos (we
have both kinds) is really free if you go through the steps on the Web
page listed below, and your organization is truly non-profit:

Royce
Free Stock Photos for non-profit Web use:
http://www.tssphoto.com/freestockphotos/freephotos.html