For the purpose of asking questions on this site related to images, I know that I can directly call in a basic non-descriptive image in the following manner:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
\includegraphics[width=2cm]{example-image}\\
%\fbox{\includegraphics[trim=1 150 0 0,scale=0.1]{tiger}}
\end{document}
which produces
However, in some instances, an actual picture such as
would be more desirable.
I know that the above framed tiger can be produced with the command
\fbox{\includegraphics[trim=1 150 0 0,scale=0.1]{tiger}}
But it seems that this tiger image cannot be called in by the package graphicx.
Is the tiger image, as well as perhaps others like it, available for use directly by calling in some package? I suppose I can save this image which so often appears on this site to my computer and call it in that way, but then, someone who is going to answer the question I post will not be able to run my MWE without error.
QUESTION: What is the simplest way to incorporate the Latex tiger (and similar-type images) into a MWE for the purpose of asking a question on this site?
Thank you.
Best Answer
The tiger is a ghostscript test eps file not from the latex distribution and isn't in the default input tree.
There are a few images that are and make a change from
example-image, for example\includegraphics{pink_marble}or\includegraphics{mill}. The last one is from context but latex will find it.A full list of png files in texlive input tree is
which shows up the following, obviously you could do similar for jpg or eps.
and finally one complete example: