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"Treat everyone with politeness, even those who are rude to you. Not because they are nice, but because you are." - Anon
What can I use these photos for?
Are these photos free?
Can I copy the photos to my hard-drive?
hat am I required to do to use these photos?
How can I tell which plant or animal is shown in a photo?
Who took these photos?
Which camera was used to take these photos?
What can I use these photos for? (back to top)
You are free to use these photos in your website, in your digital art, printed material - anywhere you wish to. The only restriction is that are not allowed to use any of the pictures on hate-sites or any publications that promote cruelty to animals.
Are these photos free? (back to top)
Yes. These photos are totally free for you to use. Please copy them to your computer and use them from there or from your online server. Do not link directly to any of the photos.
Can I copy the photos to my hard-drive? (back to top)
Yes! You have to copy the photos to your hard-drive, so that you can upload them to your website. Whatever you do - DO NOT link to the images on this server!
What am I required to do to use these photos? (back to top)
All that I ask for is a link back to this website. A small text link anywhere on your website is ok. If you're a designer and want to use any of the images on a client's website, where you can't place a credit and a link, then please place a link on YOUR website instead.
How can I tell which plant or animal is shown in a photo? (back to top)
Well, the photos are specified as much as possible. However, many times the best that could be come up with is "nice red flower" ;) I have no way of telling you which animal or plant is shown in a particular photo.
Who took these photos? (back to top)
A lady by the name of Anne Moss . . . a webmaster and mother-of-two who lives in Israel. These photos were taken around her home and during day trips to the zoo with her children!
Which camera was used to take these photos? (back to top)
HP Photosmart 735.
Are these photos free?
Can I copy the photos to my hard-drive?
hat am I required to do to use these photos?
How can I tell which plant or animal is shown in a photo?
Who took these photos?
Which camera was used to take these photos?
What can I use these photos for? (back to top)
You are free to use these photos in your website, in your digital art, printed material - anywhere you wish to. The only restriction is that are not allowed to use any of the pictures on hate-sites or any publications that promote cruelty to animals.
Are these photos free? (back to top)
Yes. These photos are totally free for you to use. Please copy them to your computer and use them from there or from your online server. Do not link directly to any of the photos.
Can I copy the photos to my hard-drive? (back to top)
Yes! You have to copy the photos to your hard-drive, so that you can upload them to your website. Whatever you do - DO NOT link to the images on this server!
What am I required to do to use these photos? (back to top)
All that I ask for is a link back to this website. A small text link anywhere on your website is ok. If you're a designer and want to use any of the images on a client's website, where you can't place a credit and a link, then please place a link on YOUR website instead.
How can I tell which plant or animal is shown in a photo? (back to top)
Well, the photos are specified as much as possible. However, many times the best that could be come up with is "nice red flower" ;) I have no way of telling you which animal or plant is shown in a particular photo.
Who took these photos? (back to top)
A lady by the name of Anne Moss . . . a webmaster and mother-of-two who lives in Israel. These photos were taken around her home and during day trips to the zoo with her children!
Which camera was used to take these photos? (back to top)
HP Photosmart 735.