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I frequently use free-to-use photos to add a little sizzle to my posts. (See my entries about sites that feature free-to-use photography.)
For those whose interests include both free-to-use photos and stock photography, check out Andy Goetze’s blog about the stock photo industry.
Also, see Yotophoto CEO Mark Thomson's comments which help set the record straight about Yotophoto being the first internet search engine for finding free-to-use photographs and images.
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