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Yes... you are sourcing your images with a site that provides the ability for proper attribution... thank you. But any source link should take your readers directly to the source. For instance; your second photograph. Let me show you another way in which to provide your sources. These will be provided via Opera Snapshots:
This is an easier way to source your images. The way you have done it, does show where you got the images. But the way I am going to show you, prevents your readers from having to spend time scrolling through a page to find an image you used. So you have downloaded the image. Then copy the link like I show below:
Source
So... now you have your image, and a link below it, that takes your readers directly to the image you have used! Click on the "[Source]" link and see what I mean. Just so you see what I am doing, here is the Markdown:
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<center><sub>[Source](https://pixabay.com/es/photos/hombre-soledad-mar-velada-tarde-2915187/)
I hope this has helped you to have a different way to source your images. It will work with any of the sites; Unsplash, Pixabay, Pexels, etcetera! Don't use the link I shared above... use your own to source them with this easier and proper means for attribution (Sourcing). If you have any questions... let me know!
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