## Example: images

Image

“Black Cat Hissing” by Hiroaki Takahashi. 20th century print in high resolution. Original from The Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Digitally enhanced by Rawpixel is licensed under CC BY 4.0.
A still acceptable, and shorter, way to attribute would be: Image by Hiroaki Takahashi, Digitally enhanced by Rawpixel / CC BY 4.0

Slightly altered image
If you have changed an image note this in the attribution.
Example of a cropped image:

“Black Cat Hissing” by Hiroaki Takahashi. 20th century print in high resolution. Original from The Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Digitally enhanced by Rawpixel used under CC BY 4.0 / Cropped from original.

Adaptation
If you've changed an image in a way that it is now an adaptation, you can choose to apply a CC license to the changed image. In the example below the adaptation was made by 'Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences'.
An adaptation also gets its own title, in the example below this is “Black cat screaming”.
You can read more about adaptations under the segment ‘Reusing CC works’ and more about applying a CC license under ‘Licensing your work’.
Example of an adapted image:

This work, “Black cat screaming”, is adapted from “Black Cat Hissing” by Hiroaki Takahashi. 20th century print in high resolution. Original from The Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Digitally enhanced by Rawpixel used under CC BY 4.0. “Black cat screaming” is licensed under CC BY 4.0 by Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.

For more examples check out Best Practices for Attribution at the Creative Commons wiki.