![](https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/kscheungs-eportfolio/files/2022/04/copyright-free-g5f09cef50_1280-300x300.png)
As I was working on the deliverables for TK. I asked her āHave we brought stock photos for our program?āĀ And she answered me ā We have a few but not much,ā So I researched a lot of photos online and started to look at is it license free, is there copyright and do I have to give credits to the photographer? Itās because when I do school work, things arenāt money related. As a student we can use anything that we like because we aren’t publishing it. But when we are working in the field we have to keep a mind to it. Or, we are going to get in trouble. From what I found out, photos from Pexels and Pixabay are license free, where you donāt have to give credits to the photographer. Hereās the site :www.pexels.com/ , https://pixabay.com/Ā
Some of the sites that I found that have great stuff in it are vecteezy and freepik. They are the sites that have a lot of elements like mockup, photos, vector and raster images. However, in order to use it we need memberships or give credits to the author.Ā
Hereās the site: https://www.freepik.com/Ā , https://www.vecteezy.com/