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Free to use images. Where do you find them?
#1
What is a good source for images for themes and websites?

Where would I find for instance generic business type imagery be it smiling suits with laptops or icons of plumbers tools which I can use without worrying about copyright issues.
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#2
Check this site: http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/categor...es/images/

there they have a lot of info, I subscribed to their feed and see that they find a lot of goodies and introduce them

they have a category "Icons": http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/category/design/icons/

I found this there for example: http://www.graphicrating.com/2012/06/14/...icons-set/
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#3
i'm using free image stock
http://sxc.hu/
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#4
http://unsplash.com/
Free (do whatever you want) hi-resolution photos. 10 new photos every 10 days
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#5
(2014-04-08, 23:08:46)marrco Wrote: http://unsplash.com/
Free (do whatever you want) hi-resolution photos. 10 new photos every 10 days
unsplash is really good
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#6
Some nice background patterns:

http://subtlepatterns.com/
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#7
(2014-05-14, 08:07:49)datiswous Wrote: Some nice background patterns:
http://subtlepatterns.com/

Good find! I am slowly redesigning my business site. I am going to use some of these. My google position is really bad, so I am doing a complete redesign. My pagerank is really good from distributing themes, but it doesn't translate into position at the moment.
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(2014-05-14, 17:44:50)Timbow Wrote: Good find! I am slowly redesigning my business site. I am going to use some of these. My google position is really bad, so I am doing a complete redesign. My pagerank is really good from distributing themes, but it doesn't translate into position at the moment.
Personally I think your website is a bit off on text versus images. The 3 blocks on the bottom with read more under it are mostly out of my view (1680x1050).

Also, i doesn't seem responsive yet, although the text says that's what you make: Responsive websites.

I'm interested in what your new site will become
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(2014-05-15, 08:23:55)datiswous Wrote: Personally I think your website is a bit off on text versus images. The 3 blocks on the bottom with read more under it are mostly out of my view (1680x1050).

Also, i doesn't seem responsive yet, although the text says that's what you make: Responsive websites.

I'm interested in what your new site will become

Doing my own site is harder than anyone else's. I am a really bad client - demanding, indecisive, new ideas that change every week - and I don't even pay on time.

You are right it is out of date, and I wasn't that happy with it when I did it. Do you think more images and less text, then? I am making a scrolling one-page site.

What I am finding particularly frustrating is that I am getting really bad google positioning and I cannot find out why. I thought for a while it was to do with the .biz thing and not .uk causing geographical misplacement but no, then I thought I had coded the 'Read More' extracts in such a way that I was getting penalised for cloaking hidden content, but no. My pagerank from GS themes with links to my site is such that I should be at the top of the results if I have the right words in place. It's embarassing. At least nobody sees it, lol.
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(2014-05-15, 18:35:45)Timbow Wrote: Do you think more images and less text, then? I am making a scrolling one-page site.
My opinion: the first (landing/index) page should have a good configuration of images-content (images/slideshows/video) and text in the first view before scrolling. If you make smaller blocks, they might be easier to move into place in smaller windows. For example a top tekst, + shorter text in left, two images/slider in right.

(2014-05-15, 18:35:45)Timbow Wrote: What I am finding particularly frustrating is that I am getting really bad google positioning and I cannot find out why. I thought for a while it was to do with the .biz thing and not .uk causing geographical misplacement but no, then I thought I had coded the 'Read More' extracts in such a way that I was getting penalised for cloaking hidden content, but no. My pagerank from GS themes with links to my site is such that I should be at the top of the results if I have the right words in place. It's embarassing. At least nobody sees it, lol.
Have you checked your site with nibbler?

Btw. this is off-topic, maybe better continue in a new topic if required.
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#11
We are in the Off-Topic Section already.

Thanks for Nibbler. I hadn't used it but had found a similar tool. It reports a lot of small issues, but nothing which would explain why for some search terms I was appearing at say 280th, below the site of a taxi company which has 'Web Design by Joe Bloggs' in the footer.

Obviously searching for businesses who say they can do SEO is going to be highly competitive, and the search may be complicated because 'Web Design' is in every site' s footer, but still I suspect there is something I have missed.

New site nearly ready. We will see what changes it brings. Working on getting the right words in not too much text atm.
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#12
(2014-04-08, 23:08:46)marrco Wrote: http://unsplash.com/
Free (do whatever you want) hi-resolution photos. 10 new photos every 10 days

This is really nice, thx.
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#13
Through all reply here i got nearly 10 best websites for free Images. Is it royalty free Images ? So i can use these images without knowing Websites owners. I have 2 websites on online training. I want Education images.
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#14
Hi.

I use a lot Pixabay when looking for royalty-free images for my sites.
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#15
Icon fonts:
https://icomoon.io/
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#16
How about Wikimedia Commons (WC)?
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

They have an abundance of photos, quite a few svgs, and a lot more. Not everything is of professional quality, but by far enough to justify checking it out.

All contributions to WC are made under some open license, mostly CC-BY-SA (see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ for details). So, usually you will have to put a link to WC somewhere.
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#17
Wikimedia is an excellent resource. You won't find 'art' photography there ( although you will find lots of art ). Very good for blog illustrations. I have often just linked to the file on wikimedia and I have never seen the link fail.
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#18
SVG recources (mostly for backgrounds):

http://www.svgeneration.com/
http://www.kennethcachia.com/plain-pattern/
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#19
Really awesome stuff.
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#20
BTW, it's strange no one has yet mentioned the

http://morguefile.com

searchable + no registration
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#21
(2015-09-29, 20:39:30)Nyckutz Wrote: I use imgur.com . And I think it's the bet solution.

I'm not sure Imgur only hosts copyright-free images.
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#22
heh that's for sure
and also BAN!
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#23
very good sites here, thank you all.
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#24
http://freedesignfile.com/
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#25
shutterstock all the way
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