The Wellcome Trust has released its medical image collection under the Creative Commons Attribution, Non-commercial Licence 2.0. Go get yourself some pictures.
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...Instead of a different Creative Commons license, such as CC-BY? Or just with normal copyright restrictions?
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John, you need to change the address to http://images.wellcome.ac.uk . The current address links on to Mike Rogers account, giving access to everyone.
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Fixed. Strange, I don't know how that happened to lead to someone's account.