Photo credits

Why we use Wikimedia Commons

Wikimedia Commons holds millions of images uploaded by volunteers, photographers and institutions, each with a page stating its author, date and licence. For a site about Naples it is an invaluable source: there are photos of almost every church, museum and corner of the city, and the terms of use are clear and open for anyone to check.

Creative Commons licences in brief

• CC BY: you may reuse and adapt the photo, including commercially, as long as you credit the author and the licence.
• CC BY-SA: as CC BY, but if you adapt the image you must share the result under the same licence.
• CC0 and public domain: no attribution required, though we still name the author when known.

The number after the licence name (2.0, 3.0, 4.0) is its version: the one shown on the file page is the one that applies.

How we handle the images

We download the photos from Commons, publish them resized for the web and, in some previews, crop them to fit the page layout. We do not alter what they show. The captions under our galleries are our own and describe the subject; the full attribution is in the table below.

Corrections and removal requests

If a name is misspelled, an author is missing or you would prefer a different credit, email hi@tickets.na.it with the file name. The same address works for removal requests: we reply and act as quickly as we can. For anything else, see the contact page.

The full list of photos

The table below lists every photo used on tickets.na.it: a thumbnail, the file title linking to its page on Wikimedia Commons, the author and the licence. The list updates itself whenever we add or replace an image.