Some Image Search Engines

Are you searching for images online? Then, the below given list of best image search engines will help you find interesting photos in the easiest way possible. You will learn about hidden preferences, unique features that will make you searches images like a professional and actually find the best images possible. Check them out… and see their test results on your favorite celebrity.
Google Images Search:
Google Image Search is probably the most common image search engine you might have used. Gives you thousands of image results very fast.
Yahoo! Image Search:
Yahoo Image Search will find photos and clicking on images will take you to the source page with a framed interface, with an option to mail to a friend. You can opt for color and b&w by quick links.
Ask Images:
Ask Images Search will search your desired images and suggest ways to expand or narrow your search for better results. A unique preference is finding buddy icons (Test). It will suggest related information from Wikipedia, videos from Youtube, news, profiles and more.
MSN Live Image Search:
MSN Live Image Search searches through all images of your choice. One cool option is to search “Showing only images of your desktop size” to find that ideal wallpaper even if you do not know your display settings. Another cool feature is you can drag images from the search results to a scratchpad and create a photo collection.
AltaVista Image Search:
AltaVista Image Search has similar search results, with an option to select graphics and buttons / banners too. You can also quickly sort by a huge range of prefixed desktop sizes and very useful to find wallpapers for your desktop (Test 1024×768 wallpapers).
Picsearch:
PicSearch claims to index 2 billion images on the web. All images are output-ed as thumbnails and click through to a framed page with the original source. Selecting the preferences you can select only animations only.
Exalead Image Search Engine:
Exalead will let you change the background to black or white. Then you can customize it to find few prefixed size desktop wallpapers. It can also search faces. You can again choose color or B&W and image sizes. You can click on options to view direct image links with no frames.
Pixsy:
Pixsy will let you search and extract images from popular free image hosting services Webshots, Photobucket, Sevenload, SuperiorPics, ViewImages etc. Switch the media type to Images in the drop down options. Clicking the image will take you to the framed page, where you can browse images, and see source page. You can email or save to ‘My Pixsy’ too.
Visoo:
Visoo uses the power of its Visual Content Analysis to provide highly accurate information on the visual content contained within digital images, information that cannot be obtained from any other online source.
Netvue:
Netvue is another cool image search tool. The images are organized as a slideshow, you can regulate the slide show speed and even turn it off. Browse thumbnail images to a central window, with links to original full size image source.
Flickr:
Flickr Images - Its the top image sharing community on the web sharing their best photos with you. Many unique photos can be found, many personally photographed and with copyrights reserved. You can browse in detailed or thumbnail view.
Webshots:
Webshots is another huge photo sharing community where people upload their choicest photos and share them. Lookout for copyright issues in these photo album collections. They have desktop software to have fun with your wallpapers and screensavers.Photobucket:
Photobucket is a huge resource of great images. It is a free online image hosting service that gives webmasters a free alternative to host large images, saving their server bandwidth. Most images might not have a copyright notice, so beware before reusing.

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ZEEGG Image Search:This site is powered by Live Images Search...But what it attracts me only is that you can view the images directly by one click on the result page instead of opening a new window with the original page in a frame, which I think will save me a lot of time,bandwidth,mouse clicks...(Will this site be a form of violation of the intellectual property rights of others?)

When we use the Google Image search(or others),by default, when we click on an image, we’re taken to a page with frames that loads the page where the image is present. We need to click on the thumbnail on top of that page to view the image in its real location.We can use the ZEEGG.com - it links the image thumbnails on the search result pages straight to their original URLs.

Have a try:http://www.zeegg.com/index.htm