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03/02/2007 09:45:36 AM · #1 |
| Is there something like a public domain photography archive? Something similar to what the Project Gutenberg is for literature? |
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03/02/2007 09:47:58 AM · #2 |
| You might be interested in this. |
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03/02/2007 09:48:37 AM · #3 |
If you are talking about something like Royalty Free pics then you mite want to look at Image After theres lots of photos in there for personal and comercial use...
-dave
Message edited by author 2007-03-02 09:49:18. |
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03/02/2007 10:15:50 AM · #4 |
| Google ROYALTY FREE images - you'll find lots. |
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03/02/2007 03:09:20 PM · #5 |
TechnoShroom, that's prcisely what I was looking for, images which have passed into public domain due to their age. Thanks.
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03/02/2007 03:13:16 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by idnic:
Google ROYALTY FREE images - you'll find lots. |
CIndi theres alot of stock places that have Royalty Free images that you still have to buy. I think theres a difference between royalty free and just plain public domain free.
Now while the OP might be looking for images he or she can do whatever he or she wants with it. I think they were also looking for just plain free images.
EDIT - OF COURSE I DIDNT EVEN READ THAT THAY ALREADY FOUDN WHAT THEY WANTED LOL
Originally posted by gloda:
TechnoShroom, that's prcisely what I was looking for, images which have passed into public domain due to their age. Thanks. |
Message edited by author 2007-03-02 15:13:48. |
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03/02/2007 03:29:35 PM · #7 |
Yeaup! Thay already foudn it!
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03/02/2007 04:31:59 PM · #8 |
Here's another resource:
//morguefile.com/
Also, a lot of pictures are available from the Library of Congress. |
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03/03/2007 06:46:20 AM · #9 |
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03/03/2007 09:04:34 AM · #10 |
Another option you might consider is Creative Commons.
Works licensed under Creative Commons are released by their authors/creators for free use. Be aware, though, that not all Creative Commons licenses are equal. Licenses MAY, for example, prohibit commercial use, require attribution, and/or require that you share any derivative works under the same license. Others may not. The good news is the Creative Commons licenses are designed to be easily understood by ordinary people who don't speak legalese. Fortunately, there's a lot of stuff licenses under Creative Commons, so you have a good chance of finding what you need, with a license appropriate to your project.
Good luck,
Terry
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