Welcome to the forum.  I know what you mean about the individual pictures like they have on the primary Gliga site. Fiddlerman does have stock pictures rather than pictures for each individual instrument.  However, he does a lot more than individual photos. If you ask, FM may create a video for you, showing you the actual violin he intends to ship AND he'll play it for you so that you can see how it sounds.  In addition, when it arrives, if you don't like it you can send it back for a full refund. Except for a possible return shipping charge, it's a pretty no risk way to go about getting an instrument.  I also encourage you to watch the videos associated with each violin to get a good idea how that particular model will look and sound.

It's not that I have anything against Gliga.  I think they are OK violins, but picking a violin based just on a photo is a pretty inaccurate way to go about getting a good fiddle. There a millions of violins out there that are very beautiful to look at, but are quite unplayable and conversely there are many fiddles out there that look like they've been buried in a coal mine for a few decades that sound amazing.  While you naturally want an instrument that looks good, tone and playability are more important. 

It's also important to note that many violins (and I think this includes Gligas) are shipped to the U. S. "in the white."  Which means that they are unfinished and have not been set up. The importer then finishes the instrument (sometimes including fairly major changes to the internal structure, fingerboard, etc.) and puts the varnish on the instrument.  Sometimes they are properly set up, sometimes not, depending on the importer.  If not, this means that the end customer has to either learn how to do violin set up on their own or take it to a luthier, which leads to additional cost after the sale. This is one of several reasons why, regardless of where you buy your instrument, that you get it from a reputable company that does the final set up (properly) and that has a no questions asked, 100% return policy.