How to Photo Credit: Giving Credit Where Credit is Due

If you're using it in a blog post or on your website, put the name of the creator and a link to their website or the source of the image beneath it . The format should be something like this: “Photo by [artist name with their website hyperlinked]” or “Image by [artist name] via [website hyperlinked].”
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Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you have taken a great photo of someone, but you’re not quite sure how to give proper photo credit? It can be a tricky situation, especially if the photo in question is going to be shared publicly.

In a recent conversation between friends “Loose” and “you,” the topic of photo credit arose after Loose posted a photo of himself with his new haircut. You, the friend who took the photo, wondered if you should be credited for the photo.

While Loose initially didn’t think it was a big deal, he eventually agreed to give you credit for the photo by including your username in the description.

This situation highlights the importance of giving credit where credit is due when it comes to photography. Whether it’s a professional photographer or just a friend snapping a quick photo, it’s important to acknowledge the person behind the lens.

So, the next time you find yourself in a similar situation, remember to give proper photo credit. It’s a simple way to show appreciation for the person who captured a special moment.

FAQ

How do you give credit to an image?
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How do you caption and credit a photo?
For photos, images, and video on the web, include the credit after the caption and italicize it. Use "from" for external sources and "by" for NREL sources. Do not use "courtesy of." Don't include image numbers in the credit.
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How to do photo credit on Facebook?
Click on the "Edit" button directly above where you see all the "likes" and comment section. #3. Once you've clicked “Edit”, you will enter an editing view. In the caption section, write "Photo Credit: @" and start typing "Jean Johnson Productions".
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How do you credit a photo on social media?
Ask permission. This is always the best and most polite way. Introduce yourself to the account via DM or email and ask permission. ... Tag the person in BOTH the caption and the image. For example @everydayparisian.If you don't know the source of the image. Do not “guess”.