Digital Images
If you’re adding a digital image such as infographics, clip art, or stock images, to your APA References page, you should follow the below format.
Elements: Last Name of Creator, First Initial (or Name of Organization). (Date). Title of image. [Type of Image: Stock Photo, Infographic, etc.]. Name of Website. URL
Artwork in a Museum
The format for referencing works of art in a museum or accessible via a museum’s website is slightly different from digital images. If you viewed the work of art in person, you do not need to include the URL in your reference. But, if a trip to the Louvre wasn’t possible before writing your paper, you should include the URL where the artwork was accessed.
Elements: Last Name of Artist, First Initial. (Date). Title of Artwork. [Medium: Painting, Sculpture, etc.]. Museum Name, City, State (if necessary),Country. URL (if necessary)
Photographs
The format below is for citing a photograph on the References page. If you’re reproducing a photograph within the body of your essay, you should review the rules for Figures. Keep in mind, if you intend to publish your work, you will need permission to reproduce a copyrighted photograph. For photographs taken by the author, no References page entry is necessary.
If the photograph was accessed via a museum, revert to the reference format for Artwork in a Museum found above. Otherwise, include the name of the site and URL from where the photograph was retrieved.
Elements: Last Name of Photographer, First Initial. (Year). Title of Photograph. [Photograph]. Source. URL
If the photograph is untitled, omit the title entry and include a brief description in the brackets, as below:
