Have you ever taken a photo from the internet and used it for a project?
Or have you ever taken a screenshot of something then claimed it was your own?
You probably thought it was completely innocent. But you might have actually broken the law. Taking photos from people off the internet is like stealing something from someone. You can be fined lots of money for stealing people photos. Here are some ways you can find the photos on the internet without breaking the law.
You can use
~Pixabay
~Creative Commons
~Unsplash
~Flickr
All of these websites have awesome photos you can use for free.
Here’s some copyright free photos I found on Pixabay that I like.
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/10/Blue_1572288005-150x150.jpg)
12019 / Pixabay
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/10/Snow_1572288266-150x150.jpg)
Printeboek / Pixabay
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/11/Waterfall_1572881990-150x150.jpg)
urformat / Pixabay
Here’s a photo that I took this summer. You can use your own photos because they are yours.
Guess my favorite place according to these next images.
Hint: It’s a warm country in North America
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/10/Costa_Rica_1572287735-150x150.jpg)
minkewink / Pixabay
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/10/Costa_Rica_1572287699-150x150.jpg)
DavidRockDesign / Pixabay
![](https://www.blog44.ca/nyas/files/2019/10/Costa_Rica_1572287577-150x150.jpg)
pacificazure / Pixabay
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