Sentences with phrase «post stock photos»

Although they are usually very protective of their work, sometimes they post stock photos or extra stuff as «scraps».

The lack of background made some people suspicious, and rumors began to circulate that the press secretary had actually posted a stock photo.

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In this Aug. 5, 2014, file photo, specialist Michael Cacace, foreground right, works at the post that handles Gannett on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Take pictures of yourself copying a cheesy stock photo, post them side - by - side and then gather your diverse colleagues in suits to high - five for a stock well done.

So yesterday's post was about all the troubled marriages making news this week, and because I like to include a graphic with each piece, I went to stock.xchng to get a free stock photo to use.

I posted a simple homemade salt body scrub a long time ago (so long ago in fact, that I purchased a stock photo to go with that post because I -LSB-...]

Thanks, Leora, I'm exploring using stock photos to illustrate posts.

I just wish you hadn't used the stock photo with a stack of raw steaks to illustrate a post about Paleo.

There is nothing better than seeing original photographs in a beauty review post as opposed to catalogue or stock photos.

10 + of the Best Stock Photo Sites This post may contain affiliate links.

I just knew I needed to make sure everyone stocked up before they sold out;) Original blog post from the IG photo here.

They were sold out by the time I posted the photo but good news... they're now back in stock!

This has been the most popular dress I've shared on instagram, and I've held back sharing the rest of the photos in a blog post because it had sold out and the dress did not have any sizes in stock.

Anyways, hes probably pretty trustworthy, because look below, at the stock photo girl he posted on his page!.

In a previous post, I shared my Top 10 Free Stock Photo Sites for eLearning, where you can find thousands of free photos you can download and use in any way you like.

Other than the book cover graphic, including a relevant stock or personal photo can help draw attention to the post.

On the Kindle Board's «Writers Cafe», there was a post about how the same stock images where being used on different book covers: Aside from spending a few thousand dollars on hiring a professional photographer and models for your own photo shoot, these things can happen when using stock photography for your covers.

The links to three reputable stock photo websites are posted below:

I can't begin to tell you how I cringe when I see indie authors posting their DIY book covers using stock photos and funky text.

With these photos, you will no longer have to spend your hard - earned money buying stock photos for your book covers, blog posts and promotional materials..

1) Pin the photo teaser to Pinterest 2) Post it on Facebook 3) Tweet it out As I searched for stock art for the Debt Collector serial, I found SO MANY gorgeous black and white... Read More

Ditto the stock photos — I use them every now and again, but only if it's a) to announce where I'm going next (naturally I won't have a photo) or b) I forgot to take a photo of whatever it is that I'm writing about — I wrote a post that included the Colombian drink aguardiente recently.

I'm with you on the stock photos and writing posts about places not visited.

House sitting is awesome, however, due to privacy reasons (at the homeowners request) not all our photos are of our housesits... some of them are stock photos Nicole Connolly recently posted... Travel Tips for Solo Travelers

When you post to your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn profiles, be sure to include photos of you and your staff, and you may use stock images that are relevant to your posts.

File photo of the Goldman Sachs logo displayed on a post above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Sept. 11, 2013.

You are more than welcome to include images if you would like, but I am more than happy to provide and size stock photos for guest posts on this site.

In my opinion, stock photos don't add much value to real estate blog posts.

Blogs are great because usually people are positive and genuine, but I still caution you with placing too much stock in what other people think of your photos, how many positive comments you got on your post, or whatever.