You give credit on the image stating that you have used a photo originally taken by *larfsalot in your works

You understand that the image you request may be of lower quality then originally expected (some of these were taken on my phone)

You show me the completed works via a Note to *larfsalot or by leaving a comment just below which contains a link to the completed works

You treat myself with courtesy and respect, and follow the instructions of requesting an image as outlined below

You NOTE me the number of the image which you would like the larger version of

I will then reply via Note with a link to the larger version, also stating in my Note whether the original photo is of higher quality. If there is a higher quality available, and you would like it, you must then provide me with your email address so I can send it directly to you

You enjoy the image and use it wherever you please, so long as there is credit ON the image, I don't mind

You let me know when and where the image is being used so I can admire my photos in action

Please be reasonable when requesting images all at once, and know that any one person may only gain access to about 30 of the 108 images above. Don't be too greedy people!

Under no circumstances are you allowed to redistribute (that means, you are NOT allowed to link your friends to the large version of one of the images above and say that they can use it). Only I have the power to say who may use my images.

I have the right to deny any one person access to the large version of an image based on their activity on deviantART, whether they have accurately given credit on the image before, how polite they are etc. And I do not have to disclose a reason for denial (though more often then not I will [and just note that I will rarely ever deny anyone ] )

If my permission is gained, you will not have to place credits on the image, but you will always have to link back to me in the description of the works. It's just a matter of asking nicely people.

You may not, under any circumstances, claim that you took these photos yourself. That's just plain dishonesty people.

Please be creative with your works and don't just change the colour of these photos and call it art. These photos are raw resources, there for you to build and create upon, so that a completed artwork can be attained.