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joël

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Sources where you can get interesting and free images:

Getty Museum Collection: getty.edu/art/collection/

Public Domain Review: publicdomainreview.org/collect

Public Work: public.work/

PhyloPic: phylopic.org/

MNAHA Collections (careful, check copyright, not everything is public domain here!) collections.mnaha.lu/index/

QIMBY (quality transport): qimby.net/

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Noah K

@jollysea @glyph A few more:

morguefile.com/ - Just make sure you don't accidentally follow the upsell links.

museo.app/ - Searches the collections of a bunch of museums at once.

etc.usf.edu/clipart/ - Specializes in old-timey line drawings. Sister site has old maps.

davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/v - Lots of very high res old books and book covers.

Kake

@jollysea @glyph To add to this, here are some diverse collections of free stock images of people:

genderspectrum.vice.com/about - trans and non-binary people
canweallgo.com/plus-size-stock - fat people
affecttheverb.com/collection/ - disabled people
flickr.com/photos/wocintechcha - women of colour in tech

(some but not all require attribution e.g. under Creative Commons licenses)

@jollysea @glyph To add to this, here are some diverse collections of free stock images of people:

genderspectrum.vice.com/about - trans and non-binary people
canweallgo.com/plus-size-stock - fat people
affecttheverb.com/collection/ - disabled people
flickr.com/photos/wocintechcha - women of colour in tech

joël

@kake @glyph thanks a lot! The Vice on was on my list, but they changed the URL so my link wasn't working anymore. I'm glad that's changed now!

berserk du soleil

@jollysea @glyph please also check u.s. government sites (and other govs may also release into public domain! i just don't know)

AND wikimedia commons -- search even has a parameter so you can just look up PD/no conditions images

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