by John Stauffer
Category: Digital Reputation, How-To
Bloggers using creative commons licensed photos have reason to celebrate: Google has finally added a Usage Rights feature in the Advanced Image Search tool. I often use Google’s image search though, when I’m blogging, I usually am forced to go to Flickr and search for creative commons photos to make sure I legally use and credit the work.
Now, with Google’s new tool, I can search across photo sharing sites (Flickr included) as well as the broader web knowing that the images I’m browsing are okay use, assuming I follow the Creative Commons guidelines.
If you’re also searching for a particular color (or colors) in a photo, don’t forget about Flickr’s MultiColor Search Lab (powered by idee) to quickly scan Creative Commons photos based your pallet section:
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TAGS: Tags: creative commons, google, photos
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