I copy and paste most of my things.  I find great photos on Photobucket.com or I just upload from my computer

You can also search Royalty Free Images and come up with some good stuff as well.  I have a CD that I bought at a computer show that has a Billion Images , Cartoons, Sound Tracks and Sound Effects etc.  

Great places for royalty free images on the web. Here are a couple of sites for you.

fotosearch.com                veer.com

ImageChef.com (make your own banners)

Freegraphics.org             Fotosearch.com

Clip-art.com

These should keep you for awhile!  Set up a lightbox for the photos & then email them to yourself or just right click to save to your drive.

Quality stuff & one of the sites should always have what you want.

This site was on a post yesterday, lots of possibilities for your blog. Click Here. If you click the highlighted here and it works, it's because of Danny Thornton's post on inserting hyperlinks. Have fun.

istockphoto.com is a good place to get pics.

Hi Jessica, thanks for asking the question.

Kim and Lyn and Real Estate Advertising - Thanks for the websites.  I checked a few out and there are all kinds of fun images to use.  I'm looking forward to using some of them :)

Bob - I checked out your link.  Cool stuff.  

Brian - Thanks for letting me know about the Royalty Image Free option.  I'm just starting to learn how to be more tech savvy, so thanks for the help.

Sonya - Glad I could help.  Figure it's better to ask.  Someone out there knows the answer.  

this is cool thanks

Thanks for asking this question. I too was at a loss on this. Now we both are in the loop...

Chadd and Sharon - Hey it's my pleasure.  By the way if you want so more sites, check out Brad Anderson's blog   Photos and Graphics and Clip Art Oh My  He's got plenty of cool links for this stuff.

Ditto on the THANKS. I use the Microsoft clip art gallery, but I'd like to explore others.

I bought a CD at Office Depot that has thousands of photos on it...but I am glad that you asked as I now have some other outlets for getting images...

Jessica, thanks for asking the questions and thanks to all who answered.  I'll be looking at some of these sites.  :-)

Jennifer - Your welcome.  I'm always looking for free ideas to grab out there.  

Mary Lou - They sell stock photo CD's huh?  I'm might check into that just to have an extra resource.  But glad I could help by putting the question out there and Brad's blog has some great links for freebie images.

I've been collecting photos and clipart that i copy from emails for a few years now, and I uploaded tons of them to photobucket.  It's a great site.  Get yourself an account, and start saving your stuff there.  It's FREE.  Very easy to work with.  www.photobucket.com

Bob - Hey, thanks so much for letting us know about photobucket.  What a great idea.  I would much rather save my photos online than on my hardrive.  Thanks Again for the Tip :)

I use a variety of sources and ofternjsut use a pciture that I have taken myself but have also subscribed to iclipart.com which I find useful as well. 

Jessica

Great question, I am glad you asked it. But am happier to see all the results!

Steve - Thanks for the iclipart.com suggestion.  Every suggestion helps.

Gary - I'm glad I asked the question and I have to really thank all the rainers who have responded with suggestions on this topic.  Glad I could help out.

Thanks again everyone for leaving your great suggestions and tips on where to find FREE photos and images.  I'm having a blast checking them all out.

I pay for a service through RealEstateClipArt.com- which is $25 a year. I also use Microsoft.com clipart, as well as PhotoBucket. I always post a link back to the Website to give it "credit".

Darleen - This is a great suggestion.  Thanks :)  I'm glad we have so many options out there.

This is a great post and I'm so glad you posted it....I learnd quite abit from it. Thanks

Patty - I'm glad I could help out.  I've learned a lot myself from asking the question.  I so glad there is such an incredibly helpful community out in the Active Rain world :)  Enjoy using the photos in your future blogs.

Hey Jessica~ I was wondering the same thing. You saved me hafting to ask the question.

Hello Jessica- I use imagechef, tinypic, and my own stuff. There are also a lot of free clip art sites out there. Good luck. Picnik is way cool too for editing. 

Jessica, I use istockphoto.com, too.  I am looking forward to the other responses here!