A good place to find free images?

Hey there, so, long story short - I'm tasked with creating a tutorial series on Photoshop (a project, I doubt that it will be distributed beyond the walls of my classroom, but in any case it's free). I need some images that are not copy right protected and would no have any people in them, cause I want to use them in the tutorial and provide them so whoever's watching might practice "with" me and do as I do.

Any ideas? I don't really feel like paying for a simple project that I was tasked with.

Thanks.

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asked Feb 26 at 11:42

EchoShot
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1	http://freerangestock.com has a ton of free images to suit what you might need. answered Feb 26 at 11:44 Jackster1337 8.5k●178●214●300

1	I use http://www.istockphoto.com/ for my design classes. Though a lot of them are watermarked, if you are proficient enough in Photoshop you can take them out answered Feb 26 at 12:35 Kal 796●2●7●15

1	I've always liked pulling images from http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/ answered Feb 26 at 12:53 catchatyou 20.7k●89●165●383

1	Check out Wikimedia Commons. answered Feb 26 at 14:39 Harold 181●11●29●40

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