Graphics, graphics - here! - part 2

Photo banks are a very convenient solution for all those who want to diversify their online content with interesting graphics. Today we present several such banks, whose resources can be freely used - thanks to the CC0 license, which allows you to use images, modify them and distribute without having to provide the author.

• Pickupimage is a huge library of free high-quality photos. Thanks to the license mentioned above, you can copy, modify or distribute graphics, even for commercial purposes, all without asking for permission.
  
• Foodshot in this public domain we can find a lot of photos related only to food. An interesting option is the ability to search photos by color.
  
• Libreshot, or another bank with photos, where the available search engine will help us in the process of searching for them. Unfortunately, it is believed that the quality of the photos is quite poor compared to other sites.
  
• In Life of Pix, photos are sorted into galleries, and the available search engine will help you not to get lost in their large number. In addition, the user has the ability to upload and personalize their photos, create their own portfolio, can also observe their favorite photographers.
  
• Picjumbo offers a large collection of photos, which is supplemented with 50 new ones every month. Almost all the photographs available on Picjumbo are made by the creator of the site - Viktor Hanacek, which adds authenticity and makes them unique in their own way.
  
• Gratisography advertises itself as the quirkiest collection of free high-quality images. The authors of the site ensure that on Gratisography you will find photos that are simply not found anywhere else. All of this, of course, can be downloaded without any copyright restrictions. Admittedly, there is something to this because the photographs available are unconventional and can add a unique character to your blog or ebook.
  

If you are interested in other platforms of this type, I invite you to previous post on our blog, which has also been dedicated to graphics.