How to access copyright-free images on Flickr for Facebook, in just a couple of minutes:
P.S.: Your attribution in the Facebook comment or on your website needs to be similar to this:
Photo by Angelo González via: freeforcommercialuse.org
OR
Photo by Angelo González (www.flickr.com/photos/ag2r/5374109158/) via: freeforcommercialuse.org
Also – because Google ads don’t have a way to add an extra link, you can’t use Flickr images on Google ads. I recommend using one of the many stock photo sites, for example Shutterstock. Google also provides notes on searching for copyright free images.
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And, finally, here are sources recommended by the lead graphic designer at Dominate Web Media:
Paid Stock Photo and Vector Sites
https://www.freepik.com (has some items that are free and some that are only for Premium users)
Free Photo Sites
https://pixabay.com/ (has photos, vectors, and video)
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