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A shot of smiling man cheering and posing for camera - festival of colors, Holi party
A beautiful young couple back hugging each other with their faces covered with Holi colors - Holi celebration, the blissful couple
Young Indian friends drinking thandai and smiling - Happy faces, festive time, holi celebration
At the festival of colors young Asian guy checking his phone and smiling - Guy face covered with Holi colors
Young handsome boy talking over phone while celebrating Holi - Phone call, face smeared in Holi colors
A beautiful young smiling women taking to her friends during Holi celebration- celebrating, tyohar
Beautiful girl wishing happy Holi in India - calling over the phone, blessing, festival of color
Beautiful girl's face is covered with organic colors on this colorful festival - Palms covered in colors, mixture of colors
Splashing colors on this young Indian boy - Happy faces, Holi color, Holi party, Throwing colors on the face, color splash, harmful colors
Pink Holi colored splash on the Indian woman's face - Colorful, customs, funny
Two Indian youngsters wearing cool sunglasses doing a thumbs-up gesture - Holi festival, best friends, holi party
College friends wearing a white Kurta and a scarf enjoy clicking a selfie on Holi - festive season, leisure time, togetherness and bonding
Three Indian youngsters greeting people with a Namaste gesture on the Holi festival - traditional way, festive mood
A beautiful woman with long hair greeting people on Holi with a traditional Namaste
A pretty girl greeting people with a Namaste gesture on the traditional Holi festival - a festive mood, festive spirit, wishes
A pretty Indian girl with braided hair wishing people a Happy Holi with a traditional Gujiya - an Indian sweet, sweet delicacy, a tasty cuisine
An Indian woman offers traditional Gujiya to her guests on the festival of Holi - sweet delicacy, a tasty cuisine
Group of young people greeting each other on Holi festival - Holi celebration
A handsome guy putting vibrant Gulal on the cheeks of his two best friends - traditional Holi celebrations, an organic color, young friends
Young and beautiful Indian sisters celebrating Holi and offering sweets to each other
Female friends greet people on Holi with a plate of traditional Gujia and Imarti - an Indian sweet, delicacy
Young Indian friends celebrating the Hindu festival of Holi by applying colors to each other - best friends
Young friends applying Gulal on each other during traditional Holi celebrations
Two youngsters celebrating the festival of Holi by putting Gulal Tilak on the forehead
Indian youngsters with a plate of yellow Gulal and traditional Gujia on Holi - an auspicious occasion, Indian festival of colors, Indian siblings
A beautiful Indian lady with a plate of vibrant Gulal (green) on the Holi festival - leisure time, Indian culture and traditions
Pleasant thoughtful smiling adult man touching chin with his hand and looking up while thinking - Image
Handsome young depressed man, wearing t-shirt, holding his head with hands, showing like depressed, isolated over white background - stress image concept

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The use of pictures in advertising for every industry is very common because they express the message better than other options. As well as, when a visitor or spectator relates their-self with that particular brand just because of the appropriate concept photography, there are more possibilities that he would associate with that brand.

And that’s why every reputed brand uses best Indian stock images that people simply connect with. With the intention to be successful it is necessary that the Indian people images used in the advertisement show cultural and link with the targeted clients

Even as there are many options on the internet from where you can buy the best Indian HD photos but there is also one best option “royalty free photos”.

What is Royalty Free (RF)?

“Free” in this condition means “free of royalties (paying every time when you use an image)”. Royalty Free is not free images, but here you have to purchase the license to use an image multiple times.

  1. Pay only one time to use the photos many times for any purposes (with limits).

  2. No limit of the time on when the purchaser can use an image.

  3. Nobody can have special rights of Indian free stock photos (the photographer can sell the photos as many times as he or she wants).

  4. Generally, the royalty-free image has a fixed limit to how many times the client can repeat it. For instance, a license might agree to the purchaser to print 500,000 booklets with the purchased Indian hd photos. The quantity of copies made is called the print run. The purchaser is required to give a payment per brochure. Publications with a huge print run cannot apply for a fixed Royalty-free license and for that reason they either buy images with a Rights-managed license or have personal photographers.