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Before diving into category-specific sources, here are some broad platforms where you can search for public domain images across all these topics: | Before diving into category-specific sources, here are some broad platforms where you can search for public domain images across all these topics: | ||
* '''Wikimedia Commons''' (commons.wikimedia.org): A vast repository of freely usable images, many in the public domain or under Creative Commons licenses. Search by keyword (e.g., "bishop," "church," "saint") and filter for public domain using the "License" filter. | * '''Wikimedia Commons''' ([https://Commons.wikimedia.org commons.wikimedia.org]): A vast repository of freely usable images, many in the public domain or under Creative Commons licenses. Search by keyword (e.g., "bishop," "church," "saint") and filter for public domain using the "License" filter. | ||
* '''Flickr Commons''' (www.flickr.com/commons): Offers public domain images from institutions like museums and libraries. Search terms like "church" or "saint" often yield historical images. | * '''Flickr Commons''' ([https://Www.flickr.com/commons www.flickr.com/commons]): Offers public domain images from institutions like museums and libraries. Search terms like "church" or "saint" often yield historical images. | ||
* '''Pexels''' ([https://Www.pexels.com www.pexels.com]) and '''Pixabay''' ([https://Www.pixabay.com www.pixabay.com]): Both provide images under Creative Commons Zero (CC0), meaning they are free for any use without attribution. These are good for generic or symbolic images (e.g., churches, landscapes for populated places). | * '''Pexels''' ([https://Www.pexels.com www.pexels.com]) and '''Pixabay''' ([https://Www.pixabay.com www.pixabay.com]): Both provide images under Creative Commons Zero (CC0), meaning they are free for any use without attribution. These are good for generic or symbolic images (e.g., churches, landscapes for populated places). | ||
* '''Public Domain Review''' ([https://Publicdomainreview.org publicdomainreview.org]): Curates high-quality public domain images, especially for historical and religious topics like saints or churches. | * '''Public Domain Review''' ([https://Publicdomainreview.org publicdomainreview.org]): Curates high-quality public domain images, especially for historical and religious topics like saints or churches. | ||