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Terms & Conditions
All photographs and graphics appearing on
this site are the copyrighted property of R2K2
Photography. They are fully protected by U.S. and international
copyright laws. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The images on this site are for on-screen viewing only. They may not be
downloaded or rendered in any form without the express permission of
R2K2 Photography. The Copyright Act protects
photographers by giving the author of a photograph the exclusive right to
reproduce the photograph. This includes the right to control the making of
copies. It is illegal to copy, scan or reproduce any R2K2 Photography
photograph elsewhere, even if you purchased a print,
without the author's permission, and violators of this will be subject to
civil and criminal penalties. To obtain permission to reproduce any photograph
or use the photograph in any manner,
please contact R2K2 Photography.
R2K2 Photography is happy to discuss options for reproducing photos or
subsequent use with you. If you are interested in making multiple copies a singe
image, you might consider purchasing a
digital negative.
We do permit organizations and facilities with whom we do business to use our
images in their print media, web sites, electronic bulletin boards and
electronic newsletters. However, written permission must be obtained
prior to use. Photos used should be obtained directly from
R2K2 Photography and are not allowed to be
distributed or published in any manner other that which is expressly stated by
R2K2 Photography. Proper photo credit should be
given, eg. "Photo courtesy of R2K2 Photography"; a
link back to this web site along with the photo(s) is appreciated, but not
required.
We reserve all rights beyond the usage we authorize. Also, it is our preference
to submit the images directly to the publisher, printer, or service bureau.
Please keep this in mind when requesting an image for publication.
Unauthorized use or reproduction of a photograph constitutes copyright
infringement and is a violation of federal copyright law, and will be prosecuted
to the full extent of U.S. Copyright Law.
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