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HU3790 :
Traditional Haystacks
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Standard ImageYou can download the image without the credit, but will need to make sure you credit the image manually.
Using this image requires you comply with the Licence requirements, unless have explicit permission from the copyright holder. Traditional Haystacks Photo © Graeme Smith (cc-by-sa/2.0) (scroll down the page, for more detailed instructions) |
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- Under the Creative Commons Licence, the image must be credited to Graeme Smith. An example of good wording for web use (including the hyperlinks) is shown in the above box.
- You should also mention that the photo is copyrighted but also licensed for further reuse.
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