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Activities

Age

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Emotions

Events and Holidays

Food

Healthcare

House

Landscape

Locations

Men

People

Professions and Occupations

Race

Sport

Technology

Vehicles

Women

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The right photo for the right job!

Just because you’re using a slideshow format doesn’t mean your presentation is automatically more interesting.
If you’re reporting some important numbers to a board of directors, or even just your department, using royalty-free stock photos is an inexpensive way to keep your audience’s interest and give them some context to your figures.

Here’s some professional advice…

There are a lot of great stock photos out there. However, when it comes to the more dangerous jobs, it’s always best to use photos that showcase proper safety being used (such as a hard hat, goggles, etc).
Unless you’re pointing out OSHA violations, make sure your photos are appropriate for your topic.