Problems with finding good images.
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ChannelsYT
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I advise iStockphoto
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That's actually a very good idea
juanluis21
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I have a method to get unlimited images from shutterstocks, adobe, istock etc for free. Just Photos, no vectors
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Do you plan on sharing that "method" with the members or do you plan on selling it?
roydan
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Is that even legal? Sounds like one of those site owners that we'd read about in the news after a while.
roydan
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I wouldn't use these images, but I wouldn't use images from Google either. Some do, and in most cases no one is getting sued, but stock images became so cheap that it isn't worth the risk.
Either way, it's obvious that @juanluis21 don't license them legally for free.
PURSUIT MEDIA
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for me, unspalsh without the paid version is a rough sketch. pixabay and pexel are my best
kentpp
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Getallstock.com it all in one tools for get many stock photo, video you need with cheap price
Rankon Guru
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For premium images, use istock and shutterstock, and for free images, use Freepik, pixabay, pexels, and unsplash.
salinamemon
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search "your keyword for image" & then type site:reddit.com ( for example "mars photos" site:reddit.com