Finally, a real opportunity to add more cats to the internet! In the Curator module, the Consider This activity asks me to used different search opportunities to find a picture. I am going to use two methods using four sites.
Method 1: Collections of Free to Use Photos
The first method involves using collections of usable free pictures. Here is what I found using the terms cats and cuddling on Unsplash. Out of 59 pictures I scrolled through to find this one, only 14 had cats and most, only one cat:
Photo by Wayne Low on Unsplash
Using the same terms on Pixabay, I found lots of cats!
Photo by pogo_mm on Pixabay
Finally, on Pexels, I found lots of cat pictures, but not a lot of cuddling. I had to scroll a long time to find one matching what I was looking for but boy, they were beautiful photos!
Photo by Ninz from Pexels
Method 2: Google Search
For the Google search, I will begin by searching for cats and cuddles with advanced setting for free to use or share photos. Rather than just save the image. I prefer to visit the site and check that I am free to use the photo. Google can be wrong. My search took me to a photo on Wikimedia Commons.
By Safina dhiman [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)], from Wikimedia Commons
Finally, for the Google search method, I did an image search on the Featured Image for this blog post which is a photo that I took of two of my cats, Lily and Pooshka.

Here to, I changed the usage rights to filter for reuse and found this photo:
Public domain photo from Pixnio
While taking my own pictures is always an option, the photos available under Creative Commons and Public Domain are certainly of a better quality. As I learn more about my options, finding appropriate photos is becoming easier.
This comment is not catty at all (I am hoping to demonstrate adding images to comments in WordPress blogs, please forgive me).
Let’s Play!
Oops did not work, ignore me!