This is Part III of an occasional series on creative-commons photos you can use for H1N1 stories or web pages. (Part I here and Part II here.) These are pictures you can use for free — with attribution (full explanation here).
Today: swine-flu street art from around the world.
Stefan Kloo (aka “Lord Jim”), originally from Germany and now living in Los Angeles, takes lots of photos of street art. He captured this pig in LA back in May.
[Lord Jim / cc (usable on your site) / Flickr]
Guilherme Tavares also found a masked pig on the streets last spring — presumably in his town of Pelotas, Brazil.
[gui.tavares / cc (usable on your site) / Flickr]
Around the same time in Adelaide, Jes (aka mugley) documented an Australian version.
[mugley / cc (usable on your site) / Flickr]
Mayu ;P from Tokyo, Japan, also an avid street-art photographer, shot these protest posters in San Francisco earlier this autumn.
[Mayu ;P / cc (usable on your site) / Flickr]
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Hi there, thanks for showing my picture here.
Actually, I didn’t just found it, but I made the stencil myself! And yes, it is in Pelotas – RS – Brazil.
There are 3 piggies like that I painted in different city spots.
You can see more pics of them here:
http://quemfoiquefez.tumblr.com