Gratisography is a photo blog from a professional photographer. On the homepage of his site, he explains that all photos are free from copyright and can be used in presentations as well as commercial use. The photographer is a very artistic photographer and captures certain moments that allow the audience to become very intrigued. This site would be great for any age student to find pictures that can be included in a presentation. Teacher could also use the photos in their lessons or to spark conversation.

http://www.gratisography.com/

This website claims on the home page that you can do with the photos what you want. Upon clicking on the link that states this, you find that the author of the webpage has waived all copyright laws, and his pictures can be reproduced and used in any materials. The website adds 10 free pictures to your email address every ten days. The site also includes a complete library of the photos they have previously added. This site would be perfect for a high-school photography class due to the fact most of the photos are very artistic. Students could hope to create picture similar to some of these, and discussions could follow the pictures as well.

www.unsplash.com

This site is made up of photographers that offer up their own pictures from around the world. The pictures are put in to categories based on their geographical location. Some categories of the pictures include Japan, cities in Spain, Yellowstone National Park, and many more. This is a resource for education. This site would be ideal for use in later elementary school and middle school for completing social studies projects.

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