5 Free and Awesome Image Resources to Search Your Image.

"A picture is worth a thousand words " But it depends, actually, on what the picture is about. You need to find the right picture or image which is worth a thousand words. Some times we need to make a presentation to catch an immediate and emotional response. So we need a library full of pictures or images, and which give us the ability to search and filter in order to find the right picture or image.

Here, I've to share 4 searchable resources that will provide you with the best free and perfect pictures or images available on the web. 

1. Morgue File

A free photo archive founded by Michael Connors in 1996. MorgueFile gives you free high resolution digital stock photography for either corporate or public use. You can upload your images for others to use. A massive collection over 350000 pictures to choose from. It shows result through other stock image libraries as well, like Fotolia, Getty, iStock, and more. 

 2. DreamsTime 

Browse over 46,040,000 images From the World's Largest Community in Stock Photos. Yes this is DreamsTime dialogue and it is perfect to say. 

The world’s largest community in stock photography, with images being contributed by photographers around the globe. 

 3. Free Digital Photos 

You can find here a detailed advance search option to search by keywords or image ID. ALL the images here in this website are available free of charge, for business, personal, charitable or educational use.

4.  Flickr

This is my first choice to quest the right or perfect images to use. Flickr claims to have billions of images in its library. "Since Flickr started in 2004, until December 2014, the number of uploads sums up to 5.26 billion of photos, although Flickr has announced they reached 6 billion in August 2011" 

  

5. StockSnap 

StockSnap has a very handy search feature to browse most popular photos through the thousands of collection available.  

Conclusion

As I know, these websites are such a blessing for graphic and web designers, bloggers and creative people. I know that there's a lot more there in this field and you can find them, but these are special, openly. Another important thing is that when you use their photos, be sure to check each website's license page for specific details. Best wishes to you!