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LibGuides: Harvard referencing quick guide: Citing and referencing material

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An online guide to referencing and citing using the Harvard style

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https://www.mybib.com/tools/harvard-referencing-generator

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Free Harvard Referencing Generator [Updated for 2023]

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Generate Harvard references automatically with our fast and free Harvard reference generator. Get correctly formatted references for books, websites, journals and more!

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How do we reference the image in writing?

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How do we reference the image in writing?

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All you need to do to cite an image in a sentence is to write "as seen in Figure 1" or "In Figure 1, we can observe..."

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Normally, the citation is copied beneath the image. The image is then given a number. shown in Figure 1. (In-Text Reference)

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It might be quite simple to cite an image. The artist's last name and first initial are the first thing you need. (Year). Image's title in [Format]. retrieved from the website's URL.

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If the image is an artistic creation (a painting, a sketch, etc.), it must be acknowledged as such and handled as such. The entire name of the artist and the year of creation are typically required.

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In order to maintain academic integrity, it is crucial to cite and reference images in academic work. When attributing and referencing images, you must first decide whether the image is a photograph or a piece of art.