In AU's photo archive (formerly known as Cumulus) you can download photos. 

Access: You can find the archive here. 

Guidelines for using photos from AU's photo archive 

When you sign in to the photo archive, you have to accept the terms of use for the images. The terms of use are:

• The principles and terms concern the use of images in publications relating to Aarhus University, AU presentations, university websites and AU's social media profiles.
• An image may only be used in the context for which it was originally intended when the photo was taken, and you may only publish the image as a natural part of the university's tasks. 
• The photo must not expose the person in the image. It is vital that the person in the image does not feel exposed, exploited or offended, e.g. in connection with marketing.

As a general rule, pictures of people from the archive may be used without the permission of the persons, provided you use them in compliance with the above principles. The Danish Data Protection Agency no longer distinguishes between situational images and portrait images.

Take special care when using images for marketing purposes, e.g. advertisements, posters, websites, etc., publicising degree programmes, events etc. You should NEVER use an image of people in marketing contexts without obtaining their express consent in advance.

If you want to use an image from AU's photo archive and you cannot download the image yourself, because the image is marked Restricted use, this will be because the image is protected by consent requirements or other limitations. You may still be able to use the image. If you want to use the image, please contact your local communication department.

If you have the slightest doubt about whether you are permitted to use an image, you should obtain permission from the people in the image before you publish it, or else use another image. 

AU Photo disclaims all responsibility in the event of noncompliance with these requirements.

Remember to credit

Make sure that print and digital photos are always credited with the photographer's name.

Want to know more?

• Read more about the use of photos at Aarhus University.
• Read more about consent.
• Do you have questions?

Colorbox is a large photo library to which AU subscribes.

Access:

You can find colourbox here: www.colourbox.com 

Username and password:

All employees can be given full access, if required, and all students can have access to 30 free Colourbox downloads a month using an education key.
Send your request by email to foto@au.dk

What does it cost to use Colourbox?

Colourbox is free to use for you, but AU Communication pays a fixed subscription + a charge per download, so only ever download photos which you definitely know that you will need.

How may we use the Colourbox photos? 

Colourbox has an extensive FAQ page: https://www.colourbox.com/faq

All images on the internet are basically protected by copyright, so you must not download images you find there without permission. There are, however, a number of collections of images that may be used freely, but always read the terms and conditions carefully.

Try some of these sites:

http://designinstruct.com/roundups/free-stock-photos/

http://www.freeimages.com/

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Images  

http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/

http://www.stockvault.net

http://www.everystockphoto.com

You can also find images that are free to use on Google: Go into 'Advanced Image Search' and select 'free to use or share' under 'usage rights'; then you can search with a clear conscience.

For staff photography services in Emdrup, please contact Ib Jensen, Arts Communication.