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How To Credit Photos

The document provides tips for crediting photos from Photoshare across different mediums including PowerPoint presentations, websites, and print materials. It suggests including credits on a slide at the end, adjacent to photos, using mouse-overs, at the bottom of pages, and on inside covers. It also answers frequently asked questions about credits.

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How To Credit Photos

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Tips for Crediting

Photoshare Images
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Powerpoint Presentations
Web Sites
Print Materials
Frequently Asked Questions

arrow on your keyboard to advance the following slides)

PowerPoint Photo Credits

Example 1: Include a slide at the end of your presentation for credits.
Example 2: Place credits adjacent to photos.

PowerPoint Example 1: Include a slide at the end of your presentation for credits.

Photo Credits

Photos courtesy of Photoshare: Caryn

Wilkins/RTSP; Roger Fell;
International Media for Change (video still
from Pause and Protect); MPC; J.L.
Halloway.
Photos courtesy of 2nd Photo Source:
Photographer 1; Photographer 2;
Photographer 3.

Photo Credits

Slide 1: Beth Jones/International

Health Group

Slide 9: Robert Mogdar

Slide 13: SGI

Slide 16: Patrick Crow/DSIJ (Healthy

Families Video)

Slide 17: Sonja Morelos

PowerPoint Example 2: Place credits adjacent to photos.

The Title of Your Slide

Bulleted point #1
Bulleted point #2
Bulleted point #3
Bulleted point #4
Bulleted point #5
Gaurav Gaur, Courtesy of
Photoshare

Credit appears in a textbox next to the image

Web Site Photo Credits

Example 1: Use a mouse-over to credit photos.
Example 2: Include photo credits at the bottom of the Web page.
Example 3: Place credits adjacent to photos.
Example 4: Create a Web page dedicated to photo credits.

Website Example 1: Use a mouse-over to credit photos.

The caption and credit

appear in a yellow box that
appears when a viewer
moves a mouse over the
image. For this method, use
the alt attribute of the
image tag.

Sample Code:
<img src=/https/www.scribd.com/images/3758-29.jpg
alt=Photographer, Courtesy of
Photoshare>
Screen shot courtesy of Advance Africa (www.advanceafrica.org)

Website Example 2: Include photo credits at the bottom of the Web page.

Photoshare image

Photo credit
appears at the
bottom of the
page.

Screen shot courtesy of SciDev.Net (www.scidev.net)

Website Example 3: Place credits adjacent to photos.

Photoshare image

caption and credit

appear directly
below image

Screen shot courtesy of Population Media Center (www.populationmedia.org)

Website Example 4: Create a Web page dedicated to photo credits.

Photoshare images

Link to list
of photo
credits

Screen shot courtesy of World Health Organization (www.who.int/reproductive-health/gender/index.html)

Print Materials Photo Credits

Example 1: Place credits adjacent to photos.

Example 2: Place credits on the inside cover.

Print Materials Example 1: Place credits adjacent to photos.

A child with her mother in a camp for Liberian refugees in Accra,

Ghana. 2008 Erberto Zani, Courtesy of Photoshare

Note: Include caption

for best practice.

Credit

Print Materials Example 2: Place credits on the inside cover (front or back).

Title Page of
Publication

Photoshare
images
included in
list of all
photo
credits

Photo Credits: John Doe/ICP

(cover), Courtesy of Photoshare;
Felix Martin (p.3); The International
Health Association, Courtesy of
Photoshare (p. 15).

Note: You may also use the colofon, impressum, or general acknowledgments section of your
document for credits.

Summary of Tips for

Crediting Photoshare Images
PowerPoint

Include a slide at the

end of your
presentation for credits
Place credits adjacent
to photos.

Websites

Use a mouse-over to
credit photos.
Include photo credits at
the bottom of the page.
Place credits adjacent
to photos.
Create a web page
dedicated to photo
credits.

Print Materials

Place credits adjacent

to photos.
Place credits on the
inside cover.
Use footnotes for
credits.
Place credits in
colofon, impressum, or
general
acknowledgments
section of document.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What should I do if I confuse or lose information about photo credits?
A: Contact Photoshare staff at 410-659-6280 or [email protected] and send a copy of your
draft and/or a copy of the image(s), and we will look up the photo credits for you.
Q: Can I change or abbreviate photo credits?
A: The only element you may remove from a photo credit is the date. For example,
2009 May Jones, Courtesy of Photoshare
May Jones, Courtesy of Photoshare
Q: How should I credit photos for CD-ROM, video, and other media?
A: Feel free to adapt these guidelines, or consult Photoshare staff for additional tips.
Q: Do I need to credit a photo that appears on my web site as part of a collage, header, or
background template?
A: Yes, all photos must be properly credited, no exceptions. For photos that appear on multiple web
pages as part of a template, we ask that you include photo credits somewhere in the template, such as
the footer.
Q: May I omit or place photo credits in an obscure, hard-to-find place, for the benefit of design?
A: All photos must be properly credited, no exceptions. Any reader/viewer should be able to reasonably
locate photo credits.

The End
Questions? Contact Photoshare staff at:

Phone: 410-659-6280
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 410-659-6266
Address: Photoshare, 111 Market
Place, Suite 310, Baltimore, MD 21211
USA