Cheap/inexpensive (free?) images

[PW Armstrong]

Hey everyone who suggested different sites/sources, thx very much, they 
are all helpful.

-Peter
p.s. and if I can get to that Compubooks store, I'll see if they still 
have that book with the CD of royalty-free images.

Sy wrote:

>Until I get back home and can paste my link collections for this
>topic, I'll recommend you check out the mediawiki commons:
>
>http://commons.wikimedia.org
>
>Also keep in mind that the pictures in the wikipedia are either GPL or
>(and becoming more commonly) are released into the public domain.
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org
>
>Neither of these are what I would consider a complete resources, so I
>did go looking for others when I wanted to spruce up my own website. 
>I'll report back with more this evening.
>
>Also, do some searches for clipart or cartoons or other such
>non-photographic pictures and you may find some nice archives of them.
>
>Personally, I tend to like cartoon or clipart type images for a
>website.. but photographs, especially when edited, can come out
>looking fantastic.  I hacked up a cool barbed wire fence photograph I
>found on the wikimedia commons to make my website logo.
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