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My photographs may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my written permission.
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If you have my permission and use my photography, please credit me and put a link to my blogsite. Write to me when you use my work, so I can visit.
I expect my photos will be used in a tasteful manner. If my photography is used in a manner which I deem unsuitable, I reserve the right to remove permission granted to use my artwork. Should I remove my permission, my work must be removed immediately.
My photography is NOT considered Public Domain. Without my permission, no Portions of my photography may be used for Tube Groups, Webpages, Sig tags, Blogs, Icons, or Avatars.
My photography is copyrighted © 2008 - 2011 to me, Clytie G. Garretson. All rights reserved.
Check out this link:
http://www.whatiscopyright.org/
Your narcissistic daffodil makes me smile, because it means that the real daffodil is blooming right above it! Great capture, Clytie! Have a great weekend:)
ReplyDeleteBeauty can never be broken indeed. Great picture !
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Excellent title Clytie... Even better that the capture itself, in fact, with the allusion to the narciss myth... You chose it so wisely... And the picture is so pretty, so unexpected... I love it !
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful contrast. Soft lovely spring flower caught in shard of mirror.
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