Here is the deal (and here is where it works to our advantage that no one but us can read these comments):
1) Using images that are found on "google images" is generally ILLEGAL.
2) There are many LEGAL "copyright-free" or "Fair Use" sites available with varied requirements.
3) Unfortunately, I searched through them, and there are very few images I believe you would want to use.
4) Here is one of the definitive sources for website copyright legality in education:
http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter6/index.html

What this means for us:
I will allow you to use an image that you have taken from another website, however:
1) You MUST include either a caption underneath the photo identifying where it came from or even better, a link to their page.
2) We will put an explanation at the bottom of our Front Page stating "CaliEarthquakes1 is an educational website built by students at a California public school designed with the purpose of saving lives within our community. The site is solely designed to provide information, and the school/students receive zero compensation".
3) We will also include the disclaimer: "If you wish for any image, icon, video, or link to be removed from the site, please contact the instructor: Craig Miller"