Creative Commons Reposting

Important: All passwords were reset on 06/15/11. Old passwords will no longer work. Click here to retrieve your password.
Login
Logout
Subscribe to Our Free Dewsletter

Like the Dew?

We are non-commercial, all volunteer and supported by our readers. Please help sustain the Dew by making a donation.

Creative Commons Reposting

Each LikeTheDew.com author owns their story copyright. Many of our authors are open to Creative Commons licensing. If you would like permission to repost a story on LikeTheDew.com, please contact the story author directly using the email address in their author profile – or, email Repost_Request@LikeTheDew.com and we will contact the author on your behalf. Please include the site address, a description of your site and any specifics.

Bron Praslicka

I recently came across your article titled The Cherokee Rose, posted in Like The Dew. I enjoyed the article but the main reason I came across
the article was that I was attracted to the photograph of the Cherokee Rose imbedded in the article.

I was attracted to it because it was a photograph I took at the Dallas Arboretum back in 2009. It can be found in my Flickr account at the following address.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bronpraslicka/3378857904/in/set-72157608030269656

I have a number of photos posted on web sites around the world as well as in several books and scientific articles ~ I am always happy to allow individuals to use my photos ~ even at no charge ~ however I do simply ask that they either allow a link back to the photo in my Flickr account or at a minimum post my name so that I get credit for the photo.

I’m pleased that someone enjoyed the photo, I simply ask that either a link to the original in my Flickr account be added or at least give credit to me for the photo. My main goal as a photographer is to attract others to the beautiful nature that surrounds us each and every day ~ it is my hope that if they are attracted to one of my images they will follow the link to one of my photography sites so that they can enjoy others.

Thank you, Bron Praslicka
- http://likethedew.com Lee Leslie
  
  Bron -- Thank you for letting us have a 2nd chance. None of us remembers the details of the posting and how it came to be unattributed. Our intention has always been to do things right -- especially, when it comes to protecting copyrights. Way back when, we weren’t as formal in our approach; way back when, we experimented with methods to attribute that also formatted correctly on our pages -- especially with photo captions; since “way back when” we have made tens of thousands of changes to the site — and forgot to go back and view the unintended consequences of a format change. We will start going back through -- beginning with your photo -- and make things right.

A Hole In The Head

Author's Note: Not to be read while you’re eating. This time “What’s on your mind?” is not a fatuous question on Facebook, it’s a medical matter It started bugging me in April last year, and 14 months later it’s getting on my nerves. I need that like a hole in the head. A gentle tickle in the face, not bad at all, escalated as the weeks went by. Why was I getting a sore sensation from the upper lip to the right temple? It’s like the pain you feel when a bad throat infection makes it painful to swallow, except it’s in the face. I con Read on →

May you live in an interesting age

Tuesday morning, you may have heard, there was an explosion in a maintenance shed at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport here in the Big Peach. It killed the power to Concourse D, so officials evacuated the folks there to Concourse E. When the power was restored, everybody went on their merry ways. But lawdamursy, did Twitter ever light up. I used "Atlanta airport" and "Hartsfield" as my search terms ... and you seriously wouldn't believe all the "OMG WHAT IS GOING ON IN ATLANTA" tweets. Especially after some poor soul thought a minor explosion at the airport would make a good cover for Read on →

I know you are but what am I?

A friend sent me a video compilation of the 100 best movie insults. I enjoyed watching all of them but they all fell flat when compared to a few I have had the pleasure to hear personally. There are several types of insults, both intended and unintended. An insult can be delivered in anger, disguised in humor, masked as love and caring, or just thrown out like a fast ball. The preferred delivery is as personal as your fingerprints, formed from observing insulting in action or from being a target of masterful insults. All of these delivery methods have advantages Read on →

Feuds, Fathers, & Forgiveness

There’s something about being a writer that leads people to confide in me. Think about that. Why tell a writer, a person who uses life itself as raw material, your deepest secrets. But tell me they do, and sometimes their secrets break my heart. Through my writing and books, I meet a lot of people. Some become friends. I’ve come to know women who confided in me just how much they hated their father. They had reason. So they say. Several told me how hard life was with an alcoholic father. Others talked about how abusive their dads were, and some fel Read on →

LikeTheDew.com

Sections

Our Writers