Similar images:
- Female wart-biter, a bush-cricket, Decticus verrucivorus, in front of white background
- Female wart-biter, a bush-cricket, Decticus verrucivorus, in front of white background
- Crossbreed dog, 1 year old, sitting in front of white background
- French Bulldog, 6 years old, standing in front of white backgrou
- Maine coon smelling mouse, 7 months old, in front of white backg
- Maine Coon looking at mouse, 7 months old, in front of white bac
- Spiny flower mantis, Flower Mantis, Pseudocreobotra Wahlbergii,
- Albinos Boa constrictor, Boa constrictor, 2 months old, in front of white background
- Labrador, 5 years old, sitting in front of white background
- Labrador standing in front of white background, studio shot
Help with sizes?
Back
Photo of Hovawart dog, 2 years old, sitting in front of white background
| For web use only – 72 dpi | |
|---|---|
| SMALL |
Social Media
Mobile Applications
Blogs / Websites
|
| For print or web use – 300 dpi | |
|
MEDIUM
LARGE |
Web Templates
Invitations
Presentation
|
|
X-LARGE
FULL SIZE |
Brochures
Publishing
Billboards
|
| For print or web use - vector | |
|
EPS
AI |
Scalable to any size without losing image quality; can be used for any printing or online applications.
Vector Closeup
Pixels Closeup
|
Information
Image ID:
URL:
Title:
Hovawart dog, 2 years old, sitting in front of white background
Description:
Hovawart dog, 2 years old, sitting in front of white background
Contributor:
Image uploaded:
Jul 20, 2011
Image Type:
Stock Photo
Image Usage:
Royalty-Free (RF)
Keywords
breed, indoors, purebred, cut out, pedigree, animal themes, pedigreed, vertical, sitting, isolated white, front view, white background, full length, portrait, pet, looking camera, copy space, collar, pets, black brown, no people, attentive, canine, mammal, alert, studio shot, obedient, hovawart dog, vertebrate, 2 years old, nature, nobody, young animal, one animal
Choose the right image size
When choosing an image size or EPS file to download, keep these simple rules in mind:
- All images can be reduced in size without losing image quality.
- Increasing the size of an image (up-sizing) will cause the image to become blurry and lose quality. The more you enlarge, the blurrier or more distorted the image can become.
- It’s best to buy a size that’s close to or one size larger than the final size you need.
