45) Ixuz Travel.net
http://www.ixuz.com/

Travel the world in pajamas with Ixuz Travel, which is dedicated to collecting photos from around the world. The site has a Korean version of its pages. Currently, the collection has over 2700 pictures sorted in 85 albums and 18 categories.

Select a country to explore and these pages show places for that country or continent along with the last updated albums, last additions, last comments, most viewed, top rated and random images. Each image page includes details such as who uploaded it, album name, ratings and so on. The menu on top of the image lets you send an ecard with the photo or browse the album by going forward or backward.

Membership is required to send ecards and saving images into your favorites. The site also has a community through its forums, private messages and travel stories. Its wiki tour guides provide background information on various countries. Click Top 10 from the left menu to see the top items for most read stories, most commented stories, polls and most downloaded files. After you browse this site, you feel like you've gone on an adventure.

44) freedigitalphotos.net
http://freedigitalphotos.net/

Freedigitalphotos.net has over 2000 free images for use in commercial and non-commercial work so long as you don't claim the works as your own, redistribute them or offer them for sale.

Browse photos by category or use the search tool. Each category has sub-categories, which could have sub-categories of their own. The sub-category thumbnails display the title and the number of times viewed. Click the thumbnail to see a larger view. If you want the image, right-click on the image and save it.

The home page displays a random image. You can refresh it to change the image. It's an easy to use site with a good collection.

43) ArtFavor
http://www.artfavor.com/

ArtFavor has a collection of vector and flash clipart, sounds, fonts, photos, pictures and images that the site indicates, "All artwork and sounds are absolutely free and you can use them in commercial applications." You can download files in their original or zipped format.

The site has over 700 photos in jpg format. The photo collection lists many categories on the right side of the page along with and the number of pictures in each.

The category page displays medium-sized thumbnails along with the name of the picture and its tags. Click on the image to get its dimensions and file size. From here, you can download the image or view the image. In addition to browsing by category, you can use the search tool to find pictures. This site has a good selection.

42) BurningWell.org
http://www.burningwell.org/

BurningWell.org is a repository of over 1400 public domain images for your use. You're allowed to download, copy and use the photos for any purpose. Photos from from photographers around the world. The site has eight top-level albums (categories) and 27 in total ranging from activities to textures.

Each album has thumbnail photos accompanied with photo dimensions and a short description. When there are people in a picture, you not only need the photographer's permission, but also the subject's and some of the pictures indicate permission has been given. When viewing the image, you can view it at full size or normal size.

RSS feeds are available so you know when new pictures have been added. Find images either by browsing the albums or using the search feature. Each album displays the number of items as well as the list of its sub-albums. This is a quality site with a diversity of pictures.

41) Visipix
http://www.visipix.com/

Visipix is an art museum, clip art, and photo gallery with around 100,000 exhibits. If you publish the photos, the site requires crediting the authors and Vispix.com somewhere near the pictures. Per the copyright page, all copyrights are free. However, they can't be used in the sex industry or in the promotion of tobacco and alcohol.

The photo gallery organizes the photos with thumbnails and a short description. Browse the gallery by jumping pages, doing a keyword or syllable search or you can select one of four other search methods. The Help button explains how to use each method. The Clips section contains clip art, but most of them are not what most of us call clip art as they are like photos rather than flat images.

You can zoom in pictures with the site's Java tool. Just click on the image to zoom in and hold Shift while clicking to zoom out. The Start Mirror button shows a mirrored version of the photo and the Info explains this process as Western and Eastern eyes look at art differently. Each picture comes with multiple sizes; click on the one you want.

It also has two newsgroups: Visipix Photo and Visipix Art, which showcase more pictures. Beware these might be copyrighted, but it's not clear which are and which aren't. This site has many wonderful things to discover, so be prepared to spend a lot of time once you get there.