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chefkeem
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on 05/28/2011
Go to Pixabay.com. You may download any of these professional high-quality Photos without any restrictions.
No attributon necessary. Just grab the pics and use them.
You maye even use these images for commercial purposes, i.e. for your Zazzle products.
Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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Hans
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on 05/29/2011
Huhhhh, Pixabay rocks!
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eclecticeducation
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on 06/02/2011
I had never heard of this place before. Thank you!!
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WebWriter
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on 06/03/2011
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PeggyHazelwood
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on 06/04/2011
Thanks! Love free! Love public domain!
Peggy Hazelwood is an online writer and blogger.
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GrandmaMarilyn
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on 07/31/2011
Thank you for this site, chefkeem. I hadn't heard of it before.
I have been using morguefile for some of my picture needs. These can be used without attrition and for commercial use also. A lot of the authors do ask that you let them know where they are being used.
G-Ma
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traveller27
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on 08/19/2011
chefkeem: 28. May 2011, 12:04
Go to Pixabay.com. You may download any of these professional high-quality Photos without any restrictions.
No attributon necessary. Just grab the pics and use them.
You maye even use these images for commercial purposes, i.e. for your Zazzle products.
Thanks for this...didn't know about this site.
http://wizzley.com/origins-of-italian/
http://wizzley.com/introduction-to-spanish
http://wizzley.com/classifying-languages
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KarenTBTEN
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on 08/31/2011
I had been puzzled about the pictures. I saw somewhere where it said to only use pictures that you had the copyright for, which (I think) wouldn't include anything that you hadn't taken, inherited, or bought. But, reading this, I am thinking that wasn't exactly what was meant. I sometimes use Morguefile, where things are pretty much public domain -- attribution not required. I am guessing now Morguefile is ok?
On Squidoo, I believe the culture now favors crediting even when it's not required, and that a lot of lensmasters like to know where the photos came from, even if you took them yourself. Now I am wondering how to identify photos on Wizzley. If I took them? If someone else did? (Hope this is an ok thread to ask this.)
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chefkeem
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on 08/31/2011
Hi Karen, and welcome to Wizzley!
It's very straight-forward: If a site (photo source) doesn't require attributions, then you don't have to add them to your pics.
If you use your own pictures, you don't have to add attributions, but you might want to let people know what a savvy photographer you are. It's up to you.
Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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sheilamarie
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on 09/24/2011
Hi Chef!
I have been trying to upload a photo from clker for my most recent Wizzle. I keep getting this notice: An unhandled exception was thrown by the application.
Does this mean there's something from clker that disallows use of the image or something from Wizzley or just some odd thing from my own computer? I've tried a couple of images from the same place and a couple of sizes to see if that was the issue.
Thanks,
Sheilamarie
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chefkeem
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on 09/24/2011
I would wait a little, then restart the browser (perhaps even empty the cache), and then try again to upload your pic. Most likely, it's a temporary bug in the editor.
Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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Hans
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on 09/24/2011
You can go to pixabay.com and select clipart (in the type menu). Pixabay will increase the number of cliparts soon :-)
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chefkeem
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on 09/24/2011
WOW! These are great, Hans!
Now everyone who prefers to stay anonymous online can find a free graphics avatar on pixabay.com.
There's even a trash can for spam authors!
Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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bhthanks
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on 12/25/2011
I tend to use either wikipedia or my own pictures. it's good to know about these options too.
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katiem2
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on 01/29/2012
I love pixabay, a picture is worth a thousand words, well not in terms of content, but certainly adds much value.
Katie McMurray
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Tolovaj
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on 07/11/2012
I use mostly clker.com, openclipart.org and scans from our books. For photos I believe unprofound.com is worth checking out. Not so many photos as in pixabay.com, but some variety is always good.
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BardofEly
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on 09/16/2012
This looks an excellent source of images and a new one to me. I normally look for public domain ones or use my own. Thanks for sharing this!
My blog: http://bardofelysays.blogspot.com.es/
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