This week we’ve added a couple of features we know many of our customers wants!

The first one is the first feature of our model/people search. You can now specify how many people you would like to have in your image, by minimum and maximum. If you put 0 in maximum you’ll get images without people in them.
Try the search at our search page!

The second feature is our category page. We now have 16 main categories, all of them with detailed sub-categories. Categories makes it easier to search and browse images, get inspiration and ideas for image use.  Did we miss a category? Leave us a comment, and we’ll try to add it asap!
You can take a look at the new category page here.

Cheers, Linda

Image by Yuri Arcurs Search: Min. people 12, keyword: happy

There is a saying that Norwegians are born with skis on our feet. In this blog you can see a picture of a 9 month old baby boy – skiing!

This image from leaf shows a grown-up Norwegian skiing

A great way to spend a winter day! Photo from Ivonnewierink

It’s great fun to play with your dog in the snow, this image’s from iofoto and the dog is a Golden Retriever.

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A cold and common start of the day – removing snow from your car. Photographer is evok20.

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This image is from photographer LivingLife

In our forum they have a little “game” where they pick each other’s favorite photos. “(…) Pick your favorite picture/illustration from the previous person’s post and put it up. Then the next person will go to your portfolio and pick their fav and so on.” If you want to join you’ll find the post here – to add your favorite go to the end of the thread to post.
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A popular gift, and fun to play: video games! Image from imagerymajestic.

This beautiful portrait is from photographer Yuri_Arcurs.

This guy might have overdone it a bit. Image from pzaxe.

A traditional Christmas dinner image from MonkeyBusiness.

What we eat for Christmas differs from country to country, and many countries also got several traditions. My family always serve “pinnekjøtt”, made of dried sheep ribs. The ribs are cut in small pices, soaked for 24 hours before steaming.  It’s served with potatos and mashed turnip (rutabaga)! We often joke about how simple the food is – but we love it, cause it’s tradition.

What do you and your family eat at Christmas? I bet it’s more fancy than our dinner