Good Freelancing Sites?

[ktbubster]

Well, as some of you may have read my post in the community forum, I just got let go from my job.

Because of this I figured it's time to up the freelancing while I look for another.

I do graphic design (print only for now.. not comfortable enough with web design to charge for it), hand done drawings from photos (pets, kids blah blah), photography (JUST starting on events and family stuff) and can also do a variety of product/industrial design rendering. I'm most interested in doing the photography and graphic design right now however.

Anyway, I was curious what freelance sites people use and how they work out. I was looking into ifreelance.com since it seems to have a workable pay structure (i can pay by the month for now) and get unlimited bids.

Any other suggestions on freelance sites or other places you find work?

I know you probably dont' want to share any leads (more competition!) but any help would be greatly appreciated.

P.S. I searched the forums, but the last topic on this i found was from 2007... so i figured this would be better.

 

[ktbubster]

Move Please.

Mods:

I realized that this might be better served to be moved to the community forum.... since I am talking about photography and freelance in general so more input is probably needed then just design.

Thanks in advance.

 

[kydee6039]

http://www.freelanceswitch.com/

 

[Designer Dale]

I have been researching freelance on the web myself. Here is my bookmark list. E_lance looks like a reasonable operation. Membership prices have come down over the past few years. Good luck.

http://www.ifreelance.com/
http://www.freelancedesigners.com/
http://www.freelance.com/__C125675B0014F649.nsf
http://thefreelancenation.com/?gclid=CPblgtXwvpkCFQ9JagodGwzR7w
http://www.gofreelance.com/
http://www.guru.com/
http://www.freelanceauction.com/
http://www.elance.com/
http://freelance.afaqs.com/perl/freelance/index.html