Where can I get Creative Commons images for free?

Posted on by David Darling

Where can I get Creative Commons images for free?

Unsplash
Unsplash offers photos licensed under Creative Commons Zero, which means you can copy, modify, distribute, and use the photos for free, including for commercial purposes, without asking permission from or providing attribution to the photographer or Unsplash.

Where can I find Creative Commons photos?

Creative Commons Images

  • Bing. As with Google, not all images available via Bing’s image search are available under a Creative Commons license.
  • Compfight.
  • Creative Commons.
  • Europeana.
  • Flaticon.
  • Flickr.
  • Flickr Storm.
  • Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Library.

Are all Flickr photos Creative Commons?

Not all photographs on Flickr are available under a Creative Commons licence, so this guide explains how to limit your search to Creative Commons material.

Are all photos on Flickr Creative Commons?

Can I use Flickr images for free?

No you may not. This is not a free stock photography pool. All images are ALL RIGHTS RESERVED unless specified by their creators as being in the Creative Commons domain.

How to search for images using Creative Commons?

Title: Title of the image

  • Author: Name of the creator
  • Source: URL where the image is hosted (A link to the author profile is optional).
  • License: What type of Creative Commons license it is available under,including a link to the license.

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    Where can I find free images?

    Name of person

  • Relationship to head of household
  • Age – this was now required as years and completed months,rather than just years as in previous censuses
  • Sex
  • If aged 15 or over,whether single,married or divorced
  • If under age 15,whether parents are living,“both alive”,“father dead”,“mother dead” or “both dead”

    • Where can I find free public domain images?

    – Visualize the Public Domain. An experiment by NYPL Labs to help patrons understand and explore what is contained in this release. – Discover the Collections. Learn more about our public domain release. – Use Our Data and Utilities.