Where tofind images

Images found on Google are subject to copyright laws and you need the owners’ permission.

Contrary to popular belief

and practice, Google is not

your local image library.

iStock has just undergone a makeover

stock imagery.

from 1 credit. They’re an excellent

and pricing restructure. Images start

resource of background images and

unique images.

They are also bound by

restrictions, so next time you

come across the perfect #selfie

make sure you reach out to the

owner and get their permission

before using it.

Social media sites such as Instagram, Pinterest

and Facebook house some fantastic and

organisation that enables the sharing

and use of creativity and knowledge

through free legal tools.

Creative Commons is a non-profit

absolutely free photos, mostly taken by

David Niblack. They can be freely used

for personal, commercial, non-profit,

Imagebase is a collection of

artistic, or creative purposes.

with 8mp iSight cameras.

around your SLR Camera.

The latest iPhones are exceptional

Gone are the days of lugging

However, if you haven’t updated your

phone recently, check out the olloclip;

it is a fisheye, wide angle and two

macro lenses all in one.

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Helpful linksGoogle Permission http://www.google.com.au/permissions/faq.html

iStock http://www.istockphoto.com/

Creative Commons http://www.creativecommons.org/about

Imagebase http://www.imagebase.net/

Olloclip http://www.olloclip.com/