You can either search the infinite gallery by Keyword, or browse by category. Once you've either searched for a keyword, or selected a category, the infinite gallery will display a series of endless thumbnails, along with a scroll bar that keeps going and going (almost forever).
To view an image up close, click or tap on it, and an image preview box will appear with an enlarged version of the image and the serial number as well as other available information. On the bottom of this box, you will find a red and blue button. If you wish to close the preview and continue browsing through the endless list of thumbnails, click the red ◄ Close and Keep Browsing button. If you found the desired image, click or tap the blue Select and Continue ▼ button to confirm your selection. Then, scroll down and choose your panel size, type, printing and sound panel options by clicking the appropriate icons. Adjust the quantity according to your needs and selected options, then add the item to your cart. Once it's in your shopping cart, from the cart view page you can get a shipping estimate. If you require additional assitance, feel free to contact our graphic design department by clicking here or send an email to artwork@acoustimac.com, and our graphic designer will respond as soon as possible.
Useful Tips on how to Seach by Keyword
Bigstock's image library, is NEARLY ENDLESS, so searching through it to find what you're looking for can be pretty time consuming if you use broad single word terms, or decide to browse by category. If you already have an idea of what you're looking for, try using as many words as you can (that make sense) to describe what your looking for. Using keyword combinations will help narrow down your results to find more relevant images. You can use, and combine keyword terms that range from simple things such as colors (ex: silver, golden, reddish, blue, brown etc..), to more complex themes and subjects (science, math, engineering, technology, religion, etc..). You can even use words like: landscape, portrait, panoramic, horizontal and vertical, to specify orientation or proportions so you can narrow down your results to images that would best fit your desired panel size and shape. When printing multi panel spans (or "tychs"), take into consideration that most stock photography isn't meant to be printed larger than 48" on the long side, so when you print larger than that, the image will need to be overscaled, which can cause loss of definition and clarity. When considering artwork for larger pieces, you can also use terms like vector, svg or illustrator to specify vector graphics, which can be printed in virtually any size in perfect clarity and definition.
You must be 18 years or older to use this gallery interface, as Bigstock's image library may contain images not suitable for younger users and may require adult supervision. By clicking on and using this image gallery, you agree to the these terms and conditions. You also agree not to utilize the watermarked images and/or thumbnails in this gallery for commercial or for-profit use.
