[Gimp-user] Re: Sources of Public-Domain Photography and Images

[Brian White]

> {If you'd rather not broadcast that sort of thing online, does anyone
> have a spare subdomain with bandwidth & disk space to start a
> repository?}

How much disk space and bandwidth?  I could spare 10GB and 1MB/s or so.
I'm moving in a couple months, but should be able to keep about the
same unless my new ISP has a bandwidth cap or something.

  Brian
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[Gimp-user] Re: Sources of Public-Domain Photography and Images

[Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2003-08-08 at 0751.28 -0700):
> I'm looking for public-domain photography and drawings.  Not just
> royalty-free, because I'm wanting to include them in a collection
> (although it could be creative-commonsly licensed).  Does
> anyone know where such a repository might be?  Would anyone be interested
> in contributing if I were to start one?

Go to http://art.net/~jeremy/ and check the copyright note. You can
try http://www.xach.com/photos/gallery/2000-05-30-textures/ too or
http://home.globalcrossing.net/~jjens/Pics/index.html. There is also a
list in http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain_image_resources
but I have not verified any of them about the license.

I do not remember what is the status of the images used in Grokking
the Gimp, they were from USA governmental sites, dunno if they are OK
with derivative works if original authorship is declared or no
derivatives are disallowed or what. Verify yourself.

GSR
 
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