iStock – Stock Photography

Whenever I am looking for a specific shot that I myself don’t have or haven’t shot I come here to get inspiration. Purchased a license and downloaded exactly what I wanted for a specific frame I already purchased elsewhere. When and if you print out of house you maybe required to prove you have a digital license to use. Beautiful images from professional photographers. You really can’t go wrong. We can’t all be in all places so it’s nice and refreshing to find exceptional pictures at a reasonable prices.

IStock makes it easy for me to find exactly the right expression for my blogs and posts. The search methods help you zoom in and find the right medium for your self expression.

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I used to use iStock years ago, but eventually went with Fotolia (soon to be merged into Apple Stock) because the monthly subscription was SO much more affordable. But, seeing this, I decided to investigate, only to discover it’s utterly worthless. There’s NO way to purchase images, no way to buy credits or subscriptions, and no way to check on purchased images. This is nothing but a teaser app, as you HAVE to visit their website to do ANYTHING. If you’re interested in iStock, which I don’t recommend anyway, DON’T download the app, go directly to the webpage. Why even waste time looking when it won’t even tell you how much anything costs? What a waste of time.

I needed to purchase a layout from my phone/my account and email it to someone. It downloaded as a JPG. I needed the vector file. So they could edit. Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be an option from the mobile app.

I’ve used it for years and have always been able to find exactly what I needed for my projects.