And now this is going to seem really harsh, but I've learned, as I produce specialist sites and facilities for other people, that immediate and instant reactions are incredibly important. So here are mine.
True design has usability at its heart, appearance being secondary to that. Things can look gorgeous, but without usability it's art and nothing else.
It's a nightmare to read - please, please, increase the contrast. It's wishy-washy and bland.
The text is small, and there's just so much wasted space. Increasing the text size to something sensible means there's also nothing on the screen, leading to endless scrolling.
Beautiful to look at, provided you don't actually want to use it. Additionally, the "1" and "2" links at the bottom are really hard to hit.
Other questions, then:
How are you going to enforce the focus on CS?
Do usability issues fall in the remit?
Looking at one entry:
AllTheFreeStock (http://allthefreestock.com/)
Get all the Free Stock Images
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