Getty Images Free Photos With A Catch!

March 16, 2014 Marco | Editor

By noreply@blogger.com (John Lund)

Sea monster tentacles reach out of a computer monitor attempting to snare a businessman seated at his computer.

Getty Images’ new embed program offers free photos but with a catch!

Getty Images “Embed” Program

I have had a number of requests to comment on Getty’s “Embed Program”, and while I am no expert, I will at least share a few thoughts. The gist of the program is that people are now free to use most of the photos handled by Getty Images for non-commercial use by using provided embed code. The photos remain on the Getty servers (an important aspect as we shall see).

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