Finding the perfect, high-quality photo is essential.
Photos are often the first thing people notice on a page. A high-resolution, well-composed photo creates a strong first impression, capturing attention and encouraging further exploration.
Below are examples of good versus bad photos. Focus on lighting, clarity, and framing. These details significantly impact how your message is perceived.
Good Photo
Bad Photo
Additional Tips:
Proper Licensing: Ensure you have secured the proper licensing for each image you use. Images found through Google may not be free for use.
Free Stock Images: Use free stock image sources such as Unsplash, AllTheFreeStock, Magdeleine, Snapwire Snaps, and Jay Mantri.
Hire a Photographer: Consider taking your own photos or hiring a photographer if royalty-free stock photos are insufficient.
Purchase Quality Photos: If needed, buy high-quality photos from sources like Lightstock and Thinkstock. Ensure you purchase the appropriate credits.
High-Resolution: All photos uploaded to the site should be high resolution (minimum 800px x 600px).


