Earlier today I was helping a client with an upcoming Ignite presentation. They asked "where can I find photos?" These were my three suggestions:
1. Flickr’s Creative Commons search is my favorite resources. This photo was found there: "Figures of Justice" is by Scott Robinson under a CC BY.
2. Googles image search with the advance option for open licensed works. It is under search tools> Usage rights This photo by Michal Maňas and the work is under a CC - BY SA
"Justice Statue" by Michal Maňas (User:Snek01) - Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons.
3. Creative Commons also has a great search tool at: search.creativecommons.org
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