Blue Morning Glory I
Copyright 2007, David J. Bookbinder

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PlatoHagel said…
May I use "one of your flower pictures" on my site?

For an explanation of how these flowers may serve as an example of how we may perceive the universe?

You may respond on my site of you wish or leave an answer here.

Thanks,
February 16, 2007 5:40 AM
Phototransformations said…
Sorry to have been so long in responding. Blogger was supposed to be notifying me of comments, but it didn't in your case. Yes, you can use my image on your site, but I'd appreciate a reciprocal link to my website, www.phototransformations.com.

I took a quick look at your site and find the ideas facinating, and will be back when I have some time to read and digest what's there.

- David
July 29, 2007 11:58 AM
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