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Huomaa, että tämä teos ei välttämättä ole public domainissa maissa, jotka eivät käytä lyhyimmän keston sääntöä ja joissa tekijänoikeuden kesto on 50 vuotta tekijän kuoleman jälkeen. Mainittaen, Meksikossa 100 vuotta, Jamaikalla 95 vuotta, Kolumbiassa 80 vuotta, Guatemalassa ja Samoassa 75 vuotta, Sveitsissä ja Yhdysvalloissa 70 vuotta ja Venezuelassa 60 vuotta.
Tämä tiedosto sisältää esimerkiksi kuvanlukijan, digikameran tai kuvankäsittelyohjelman lisäämiä lisätietoja. Kaikki tiedot eivät enää välttämättä vastaa todellisuutta, jos kuvaa on muokattu sen alkuperäisen luonnin jälkeen.