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-361950000Citing Images APA StyleStandard APA Citation of an Image Requires:Owner/Creator/Artist’s name if knownDate of ImageName of Image in ItalicsIf no name, describe and put in bracketsType of work in brackets. Use digital image for items found on the Internet.Retrieved from: URLCitation StructurePhotographer, Artist. (Year, Month Date of Publication). Title of Image [digital image]. Retrieved from URL.Sample CitationO’Shea, P. (2015, November). Rescued hedgehog [digital image]. Retrieved from are web sites that contain photographs that are free to use. Check out these sites and where you can find the appropriate information.2381254489440-295275781685Creator00Creator1409700343344500-5429253531235Title and date00Title and date457200381000628650169545Sample Citation:Burden, A. (2015). Autumn leaf in the wind [digital image]. Retrieved from Citation: Close-up of maple leaves. (2014). [digital image]. Retrieved from can be downloaded by contacting Jill Karpick in the library.0-38100012573002495553990975106680Creator00Creator-666752495550048577502762255486400262890Title00TitleSample citation:Vvoe. (n.d.). Branch with yellow and orange autumn maple leaves isolated on white background [digital image]. Retrieved from SearchDo not cite the search engine where the image is found, but the website of the image the search engine indexes.135255047244000Determine copyright status – many photos on Google are NOT in the public domain. This image is not free to use.657225190500-8572571755Title00Title12954007048500-352425173355Creator00Creator419100316230-323850333375Date00Date228599158115Sample citation:Besjunior, L. (2016). Spring time colorful scene. maple tree branch with red leaves, sunny... [digital image]. Retrieved from Not all images have a creative commons license. This one does not.628650158750004924425129540Date00Date520065093980-714375275590Creator & Titletitle00Creator & Titletitle-2857538354027622520256500Sample citation:Taylor, T. (2006). Japanese maple [digital image]. Retrieved from Images Within the DocumentA caption should includeThe word?Figure?(with a capital letter and in italics)A number (from 1, in numerical order)A title for the figure or brief description of the workAn in text citation for the reference of the source (if not your own work), which includes the Author(s), date and page number for the source, i.e. (Smith, 2010, p.13)If you got the image fromA BOOK, reference it as you would a quotation from a bookA JOURNAL, reference as you would a quotation from a journalA WEB PAGE, reference it as you would a quotation from a web pageImage etc. taken from a book sourceFigure?1. Eurasian pygmy owl in Finland (Olsen, 2011, p. 151)CITATION FOR BIBLIOGRAPHYOlsen, J. (2011). Australian High Country Owls. Melbourne: CSIRO PUBLISHING. Retrieved from ? direct=true& db=nlebk& AN=415823&site=eds-live?Image taken from a journalFigure 2.?Evergreen trees provide saw-whet?owls?with safe cover (Dybas, 2012, p. 25).CITATION FOR A BIBLIOGRAPHYDybas, C. L. (2012). Dark Moon Traveler. Natural History, 120(9), 22–27.?Image taken from the internetFigure 3.?Alert owl (Hennessy, 2017).CITATION FOR A BIBLIOGRAPHYHennessy, R. (2017). Alert owl. Retrieved?from? ................
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