Yotophoto Free Photo Search Engine

Saturday June 18th 2005, 12:18 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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“Yotophoto is a search engine for free-use stock photographs. Some of the images are public domain and others have generous Creative Commons (or similar) licensing. Nearly all these photographs are free for personal and commercial use with minimal restrictions.”

Have I been waiting for a search engine like this for a while! Yotophoto surely saves a lot of time if you are searching for free photos. I tend to buy photos these days, but now I know about Yotophoto, it wont hurt just to check out what it will return.

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