Red and white fly agaric mushrooms scattered among a bed of dry brown autumn leaves. Free Unsplash stock photo by Jorgen Hendriksen.
About Unsplash:
As a content creator and curator, Unsplash is by far, out of all other free stock photo platforms, my favorite. In this blog post series, I am sharing some of the best free stock photos I’ve seen, while also promoting the creators that went out and captured these amazing visuals. I have used Unsplash stock photography in my projects for years. This is my way to give back. My ebooks and website projects would not be what they are without their work. You can always go directly to Unsplash and find the perfect photo for your needs, but my hope with this blog series is that a nice archive will be created of my favorite photos and that hopefully one of them I share may be one that fits your own needs.
Unsplash.com is a community-powered visual-content platform offering more than 6 million free, high-resolution photos and illustrations contributed by creators worldwide, making it a valuable resource for bloggers, website owners, designers, social media managers, and other digital publishers. Its extensive library provides ready-made imagery for articles, website backgrounds, newsletters, presentations, social posts, and other creative projects, helping creators produce polished content without the expense or time required to commission photography or create every visual themselves. Search tools, topic categories, and curated collections help users find images that match a subject, mood, or visual style, making it easier to maintain a consistent aesthetic across a website or content campaign; a separate paid subscription, Unsplash+, provides access to additional premium imagery. Images covered by the standard Unsplash License can be downloaded, copied, modified, and used for personal or commercial purposes without requesting permission or providing attribution, although that license does not permit compiling the images to replicate a competing service. Creators should distinguish the free library from premium offerings and check the applicable terms rather than assume every image displayed is freely usable. Beyond sourcing visuals, photographers and illustrators can contribute their own work to gain exposure, build an audience, and potentially connect with clients, making Unsplash both a practical publishing resource and a platform for creative discovery.
Thanks for reading I Got Your Crazy!
IGYCRAZY is my brand new blog, a side gig, that I launched on Tuesday, September 15th, 2026. On this blog, I answer the Jetpack daily writing prompts, post random thoughts (Jibber Jabber), and other stuff. Comments are welcome, but are moderated.
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