Product and editorial photographs on this site come from openly licensed sources and were cropped and colour-balanced for the site. Halden is a fictional brand; the frames pictured are not made by, or affiliated with, any maker named in the original files. Full author details are on each Wikimedia Commons file page.
Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0: "2021-09-24 19 25 33 / 19 25 52 A pair of new glasses" (Aske); "Blue light glasses" (Klar); "JvG Mod 697-Col N85" (Sund); "JvG Mod 706-Col R41" (Lyng); "Lunette As 1" (Strand); "Lunette As 2" (Fjell); "Arcwang" (Tarn).
Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0: "Eyeglasses and case (AM 71512-2, -3)", Auckland Museum (Marit); "Spectacles (AM 607555-7, -8)", Auckland Museum (Lys); "Case, spectacles (AM 1937.17-1, -3)", Auckland Museum (Skal Case); "A pair of Spectacles", Wellcome Collection L0044000 and L0044006 (Vik).
Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0: "CSIRO ScienceImage 3893 / 3894 Eye glasses" (Bram).
Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0: "Flickr - boellstiftung - Lesebrille" (Snor Cord).
Wikimedia Commons, CC0 / public domain: "Black Titanium Frame Eyeglasses 1, 2" (Tove); "Glasses 20101107b" (Aften); "Reading-Glasses" (Linje).
Burst by Shopify (free to use): tortoise shell sunglasses on white (Solveig); pink and reflective sunglasses (Rosa); bold white-framed sunglasses (Havn); light blue sunglass frames (Isa); editorial portraits and still lifes of people and glasses.
Pixabay (Pixabay Content License): woman in round glasses on white.