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Ask HN: Where can I find high-end stock images for a website?

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Re: Ask HN: Where can I find high-end stock images for a website?

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Post by mikeleeorg »

amelius wrote: post #30
whitingx wrote: post #11

http://pixabay.com/ https://stocksnap.io/ http://www.free-images.cc/ https://unsplash.com/ https://www.pexels.com/ http://librestock.com/ http://skuawk.com/ http://www.sitebuilderreport.com/stock-up http://finda.photo/ http://foodshot.co/ http://growthtext.com/free-stock-photos/ https://www.stockified.com/ https://www.negativespace.co/ https://everypixel.com/ http://startupstockphotos.com/ https://foodiesfeed.com/ ht…

Great list! Now I'm looking for a similar list for icons. And fonts.

For icons and fonts:

http://cssicon.space/

https://fontawesome.com/

https://thenounproject.com/

http://ionicons.com/

https://zurb.com/playground/foundation-icon-fonts-3

http://s-ings.com/typicons/

http://fontello.com/

https://useiconic.com/

https://material.io/icons/

https://fonts.google.com/

Re: Ask HN: Where can I find high-end stock images for a website?

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Post by swsieber »

tag2 wrote: post #57
programbreeding wrote: post #29

Earlier quoted context omitted.

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IIRC it's a relatively new thing in the past year or two... I think

Re: Ask HN: Where can I find high-end stock images for a website?

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Post by tixocloud »

arowatbk wrote: post #52

As a few other folks have pointed out it really depends on what you mean by 'high-end'. The stock photo world is divided in a few different segments: free, microstock, midstock, and premium (as well as commerical and editorial). Starting at the cheaper/low end you have 'free' imagery (some flavor of Creative Commons Zero [cc0] license) that lots of sites listed here offer. The one caution with free (as I think someon…

Thanks very much for the clarification, Andrew. I'll check your site out, bookmark it and be sure to share with my friends.
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