Happy, Hoppy Easter Images

With Shutterstock’s powerful search engine, finding Easter images is easy, far easier than finding those well-hidden Easter eggs in the yard, in fact. Type “Easter” into the search bar and you will have hundreds of thousands of images to choose from. To narrow your search, simply type more specific keywords. Search “Easter eggs,” “Easter flowers,” or “Easter card,” and explore the corresponding images. Use the many filter options to further narrow your results. Select the exact type of image you have in mind by clicking the “All images” dropdown menu to the left of the search bar. High-resolution photos, vectors, or illustrations await. Other filter options include main color in the image, images with or without people, as well as age, gender, and ethnicity of the people in the image results. When you find that perfect image, remember: the same rules apply to bountiful Easter baskets and beautiful Easter photos . . . share with the ones you love!

There are many popular Easter messages out there. This can make choosing the greeting for your Easter card a bit overwhelming. Take a look below for a brief list of possible Easter messages, organized by tone: Classic & Straightforward - Happy Easter! - Wishing you a basket full of blessings this Easter! - Here’s to hoping you have a joyous Easter and a sweet spring! - I’m so grateful to have you in my life. Happy Easter! - Sending you sweet thoughts and lots of love this Easter! Funny & Playful - Some bunny loves you - To my favorite basket case . . . Happy Easter! (Be sure to send an Easter basket with this one!) - Easter is the best time to look for chicks . . . Good luck, bro! - Sending all the Easter joy to one of my favorite peeps! - I hope you find eggactly what you’re looking for this Easter!

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Joy, hope, and gratitude, that’s what Easter is all about. Images that depict such profound feelings tend to strike the viewer as beautiful. Why? Perhaps because these images reflect the natural human desire to laugh and share love with the people we hold dear. Easter images that incorporate nature are quite lovely and soothing to the eye. A photo of a cloud with rays of sunshine breaking free to illuminate the green grass below speaks of hope, spring, and better days ahead. Two hands held up before the sun to cup the light reflect a sense of one’s own inner capability. A richly decorated egg reminds the viewer of all the potential growth just waiting to break out of the shell. Photographs of people enjoying the holiday also tend to affect viewers in a positive way. Children giggling as they hunt for Easter eggs in a park, a family wearing bunny ears and making silly faces, or a little boy digging into his holiday chocolate, can all remind viewers to take a step back from work and enjoy the sweeter things in life.

Easter images have several recognizable attributes: Easter eggs: Artfully decorated eggs in a variety of colors are often seen in Easter images. They may be plastic or hard-boiled, hand-painted with designs, or all one hue. Easter basket: A special basket gifted to loved ones as part of the Easter celebration, the Easter basket often includes, you guessed it, Easter eggs. They may also contain chocolates, toys, or other gifts. Easter bunny: The Easter bunny may appear as a creative illustration, an actual bunny, or as bunny ear headpieces. The bunny is often depicted carrying an Easter basket full of goodies. Spring: Green grass, red tulips, yellow daffodils, all say that after a long winter, spring is finally here. Spring and Easter alike are associated with renewal and fresh starts, so it’s no wonder that Easter flowers and children searching for Easter eggs on a spring day often appear in Easter images.