thanks...

http://www.ipowerweb.com/images/s1.gif
http://www.ipowerweb.com/images/s2.gif
http://www.ipowerweb.com/images/s3.gif
http://www.ipowerweb.com/images/s6.gif

I see it everywhere on web and related to different subject!

.........

I can't see them together; May be parts of stock photo collection...

If your seeing this everywhere, then it's most likely from a stockphoto collection(s)

where I can found this stock photos?

thanks

My guess would be that the two screenshots are original; not stock photos. If you look at the site you took those images from, ipowerweb.com, you'll see that they appear to be shots from that site. The woman holding them is probably a stock photo; I'm pretty sure I've seen that shot before. Her arms have been (somewhat crudely) edited so that she appears to be holding the other images. If you look in particular at her right arm and her left shoulder it's obvious that the image has been altered.

So I don't think you'd find that whole image in any stock photo collection.

I seen that image on a hosting site. dont remember which but as soon as i remember ill post here.

http://www.ipowerweb.com/images/s2.gif

that same woman is on stargateinc.com :eek:

that woman is also on humanclick.com

Originally posted by hypnus
that same woman is on stargateinc.com :eek:
Originally posted by TechnoHosts
that woman is also on humanclick.com
wow, she gets around!! :D

thanks to all for replies, but at this point of discussion...

is it a freeware image used on several site or part of collection?
and where can be downloaded?

thanks

Originally posted by pink64
thanks to all for replies, but at this point of discussion...

is it a freeware image used on several site or part of collection?
and where can be downloaded?

thanks

I guess it is freeware image but I don't think you can download. Rather you may be able to find her on photo CD or something.

Are you planning to ask her out?:D

Good Question :)

Originally posted by klisis
I guess it is freeware image but I don't think you can download. Rather you may be able to find her on photo CD or something. Not to be picky, but that wouldn't be freeware. I think you're probably right that it's available on somebody's stock photo CD offering (or by download, several companies offer per-image downloads of the same images that are on their CDs), but that would mean it's commercial and protected by copyright, not freeware.

it ll cost you from 3,95 $ (72 dpi) to much higher amount for a 300 dpi picture if you buy them form online stock photo stops.