Digcolor helps web developers, bloggers...etc find photos for their creative works and makes adding them to their post fast and easily. We are show both sponsored results by provided shutterstock and also show results from Flickr API. (We show only Creative commons licensed photos from flickr and allow to easily download it. We haven't got any association with Flickr anyway. Only, We are show CC licensed photos and Attribution information of the photos that peoples upload to Flickr)

You can search for any topic using the search box ("Background", "Nature"...etc), preview the photo, and click "Download" to download the photo as well as the proper attribution link.

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Let us explain the difference between a Commercial Creative Commons License and a Non-Commercial Creative Commons License and how you can tell if you are able to use the image in your creative works.

On every result page, We are show some 'sponsored' images from Shutterstock with sponsored label. So, if you are interesting in browsing through Shutterstock's options, click one of those images. Other photos are not sponsored and use Flickr's API.

By filtering by license on Digcolor, you will be able to see which images are eligible to be used in commercial (making money) or non-commercial ways. Both commercial and non-commercial need to have attribution - which means, Creative Commons defines "appropriate credit" as (a) the name of the creator and attribution parties, (b) a copyright notice, (c) a license notice, (d) a disclaimer notice, and (e) a link to the material Both licenses lets others distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon the work.

According to Creative Commons, "commercial" is defined as "primarily intended for commercial advantage or monetary gain". If you are using an image in an educational or research setting for limited non-profit uses ( you can't make a handout with it, for example) you can use the image. However, you cannot just print the image for decorative or personal use - that is considered theft.

Please check the web sites in bellow for detailed information about CC license :
United States Copyright Office
Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Center