State DNR sites are usually very good about allowing use of their photos.
Also, maybe if you mention what photos you want, some of us may have photos
or links to them.
James, copyrights are a serious issue, even though lots of people and
webmasters treat web resources like public domain. It has been nice to see
how the NANFA BOD has taken a strict stance on refusing to post other
people's photos and articles without the permission of the
owner/author/photographer. Maybe a person can get away with it, but really
it comes down to personal ethics. Even if you add value to the photo, it's
polite to refer people to the originating site instead of trying to appear
original. People know :-)
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