Many high-quality biking, bicycle facility photos released into the public domain for use on web sites, projects, etc | PeopleForBikes

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Over the last few years, we've worked with a bunch of talented photographers and models to create a large archive of photos that we and our nonprofit partners use to tell the story of biking. This week, we (along with our crack photography contractor Adam Coppola, among others) made as many of them as possible available for free use.

That includes:

43 photos of great bike infrastructure in Chicago, Seattle, Austin and Boston, now in the public domain. All significant subjects were compensated for use of their likeness, so these can be used any time by anyone for any purpose. In 29 cases, the description text asks politely that you credit Coppola, but that's it.
196 photos of ordinary people riding in cities around the world, from Pittsburgh to Berlin, under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license. The only reason these can't be used for commercial purposes is that they were snapped on the street, so the subjects haven't signed off on your next Kickstarter product. For other purposes like journalism or small-scale projects, they're fair game — just credit PeopleForBikes, please.

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Many high-quality biking, bicycle facility photos released into the public domain for use on web sites, projects, etc | PeopleForBikes