Sunday, September 15, 2013

In the News...Colorado floods

When I started accumulating historic weather event images lately, I didn't imagine that Eon's home, Boulder County, Colorado, would soon see such calamitous weather. I have added a few images to Eon's In the News collection. As is our policy, images in this gallery are available to download, free of charge and without watermarks, at all resolutions during the month of the news events.

Here's one picture from the group of images depicting what our fellow residents of Colorado are experiencing this week.

Colorado flood: damage to roadway adjacent to Big Thompson River

Damaged roadway adjacent to the Big Thompson River following days of torrential rain, Sept. 14, 2013.

Looking back at Colorado history, I also came across this image from the disastrous flood of 1864, in an area that is now part of Denver:

Great Flood, Denver, Colorado Territory, May 19, 1864.

Great Flood, Denver, Colorado Territory, May 19, 1864

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Weird weather!

New on Eon is Weird Weather, a gallery we will be adding to frequently for the rest of the year. As we are in the midst of hurricane season, we have added a number of subgalleries related to famous--or infamous--storms of years past. We have a lot to add to this category, so check back frequently!

Washed-up boat in Biloxi after Hurricane Camille

Washed up boat in Biloxi, Mississippi after Hurricane Camille, 1969




Thursday, June 6, 2013

Free public domain history images now available from Eon Images!

You asked, we answered....Many of you have inquired about using small, non-watermarked images from our collection for a variety of personal or educational uses. We have created a new tiered system of sizes. Every image can now be downloaded at a small size, with no watermarks, for you to use on your blog, or website, or in a presentation or email. Please retain our credit, and when possible, a link to the image page, so that other people can easily find and purchase a larger image if they need one.

Images are now available in the following sizes:
Small: 500 pixels (largest side)- Free
Medium: 1024 pixels (largest side)- $2 or $5
Large (available only when original is large enough): 3000 pixels (largest side)- $8 and up (max is $33)
Original: sizes vary - $10 and up (max is $35)


Thursday, April 19, 2012

Eon Images news

Hi! This is a placeholder blog for Eon Images, your source for royalty-free and public domain historical images. As you may have noticed, we haven't updated our news blog lately. We are testing new looks and content, and will try to update this section of the site soon. Feel free to browse our previous content. Visit www.eonimages.com to download affordable historical and contemporary pictures, or for picture research, permissions, proofreading, and editorial services.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Photos of Hindu sculpture, temples, and holy people

This week we augmented our Hinduism gallery with 30 black/white and sepia photographs of Hindu sculptures, carvings, temples and holy people. Stay tuned for more, as we are on a bit of an India kick this month! Below is a rock carving from Mamallapuram depicting the paradise of Indra. Mamallapuram is a group of temples in Tamil Nadu, India, built from the 7th-9th centuries AD, that features scenes from the Sanskrit epic the Mahabharata. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Paradise of Indra sculpture at Mamallapuram

Bronze statue of the goddess Kali Statue of Hindu goddess Kali

Monday, June 13, 2011

Hindu god illustrations from 1800s

We recently added several interesting illustrations to our Hinduism gallery. This set was done in the mid-1800s, and the pictures appear to have been hand-colored. This is an image of Vishnu, considered the preserver of the universe, and part of the Hindu trinity (or trimurti) that includes Brahma and Shiva. Hindu god Vishnu

Monday, June 6, 2011

Warwick Goble's illustrations of Chaucer works

Last week we expanded our collection of Warwick Goble artwork by adding the illustrations from a 1912 edition of works by medieval English poet Geoffrey Chaucer. Images (available as 300 dpi jpgs) include scenes from The Canterbury Tales.


Depiction of scene from Chaucer poem "To Rosamond."