In need of a photo to polish off your website design? There are a lot of places you can go to get images – but most people either steal barrow them from other websites or they purchase them from some overpriced website.  What if you could get all the free stock images you need all for free?  Today, I will be sharing with you five resources where you can grab all the photos you need without feeling guilty or becoming broke.

Here are my five favorite free stock photo resources, right from my own collection of web development bookmarks:

Public-domain-photos.com – The domain name says it all with this one.  This resource offers 5,000 free stock photos that are public domain.

TurboPhoto.com – Browse and download 2,000 free stock images here from 10 different categories.

EveryStockPhoto.com – This is a fancy stock image search engine that has over 5,000,000 images to share. Just pay attention here to the license agreement listed if you want to use the images on the website for free.

Sxc.hu – This is another great resource that has over 394,409 photos and images online to use. You have to sign up for free to be able to download, and there are certain license agreements here too that you must agree to before using images from this place.

Studio7Designs.com – The free stock photography collection here is a little light, but is still fantastic.  You are asked to give credit back to them for the image use – but that isn’t too bad when you are getting something for free.

Hope these come in handy in your next big design project, blog article or anything else you might be working on.

Watch the entire Nosferatu movie here, and you decide – is it still a hit?

If you need a few more classics to watch today, try these:

• Freaks
• Night of the Living Dead

Happy Halloween everybody!  Hope you have a good one!

It is a horror movie about sideshow performers.  Instead of using makeup and actors though, the films director (and producer) Tod Browning hired actual carnival performers.  That, in its own right, makes it even stranger.  The film was also banned in the United Kingdom for thirty years.