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Content featuring Albert Einstein or his likeness is not suitable for commercial use, due to ambiguous post-mortem rights. Additionally quotes and other writing may be protected by literary rights, and are therefore not suitable for commercial use. Content featuring Albert Einstein or his likeness may be suitable within content for editorial use. Einstein, Einstein impersonators,

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Careful attention and respect should be paid to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures when creating content that embody such indigenous heritage. There are a variety of ethical, moral and customary considerations that need to be well-thought-out when creating vectors and capturing content that may involve these cultures. Every community is unique and may have

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Cassandre, pseudonym for Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron, was a French painter, commercial poster artist and typeface designer. Imagery featuring the works by Cassandre are not suitable for commercial or editorial use

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The City of Arts and Sciences is a cultural and architectural complex in Valencia, Spain. It was designed by architects Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela, completed in 2005. Content featuring any of the buildings or structures by Santiago Calatrava, where these works are the sole subject, is not suitable in Creative collections.  Content featuring the City

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Historical re-enactments should be treated like any other performance, thus requiring appropriate release in order for any imagery to be used for commercial purposes. Imagery featuring such performances may be suitable for editorial use, provided context and percentage appearing within such content.

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The Hollywood Walk of Fame, located in Hollywood, California, USA, is a trademarked landmark. Imagery of the Walk of Fame is unsuitable for commercial use. The walk may be acceptable within content for editorial use, depending on the context in which it appears.

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The insignias of many government or public services, such as military services, police forces, and firemen, are protected under federal law.  For example, no close crops on U.S. Marine core logo, or New York Police Department logos.  Also no images of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as they strongly enforce their IP. Depending on organization, it may be a

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Commercial photography taken inside Japanese train systems requires prior permission (sometimes with a fee). This includes the ticket areas of the stations, train interiors and platform areas as well as any exterior images where the train station or train is the main part of the photo. About 70 percent of Japan’s railway network is owned

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Imagery featuring works of art by Brazilian artist Lygia Pape are not suitable for commercial use. Content depicting the artwork of Lygia Pape may be suitable for Editorial use only, provided the artwork is not the sole focus, appears in context or part of a greater story, and the content titles, descriptions and other metadata

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Public domain imagery offered from NASA may be used in creating derivative works, and such works are suitable in both Creative and Editorial. Credit must be given and cited for the use of NASA public domain imagery.  NASA’s trademarks should be avoided in any content for commercial use. NASA imagery featuring astronauts is unsuitable for

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