Photo by M. D. Vaden of Big Redwoods

Photo use policy for M. D. Vaden

Hyperion thumbnail for websites | Wikipedia permission statement at bottom

This photo policy applies to the Largest Coast Redwoods photos, albums and other mdvaden.com images by Mario Vaden.

Hyperion redwood is the tallest tree in the world

It is usually okay to use most photos with an appropriate credit: read below.

Do not hot-link to my photos. The right way is to copy to your computer, resize the image, then upload again.

Most images belong to Mario Vaden: copyright 2003 and more recent. If you spot a photograph that fits a commercial artwork or business website needs, let me know. Cost if any, depends on use. For non-profit printed temp use like school projects, be sure the copyright, name and website is put legibly on the photo.

For other websites

You can use a 400 pixel or smaller image without asking as long as you include a text link to my site plus put Copyright ~ M. D. Vaden on the image itself: legible. The text credit & link can be like this:

Photo by Mario Vaden www.mdvaden.com

Hyperion

For Hyperion the tallest redwood, do not exceed 150 pixels wide. Likewise include copyright on the image, and the text credit & link:

Photo by Mario Vaden: Arborist www.mdvaden.com

Hyperion image for convenience

The small thumbnail image above is a 150 pixel photo of Hyperion that you can use on your website or blog. It's ready to go: just copy and paste, then add the credit to your page.

 

Wikimedia Commons photo permission statement:

Mario Vaden gives permission for several images used at Wikipedia: Michael Taylor 350x467, Lost Monarch, Screaming Titans 400x175, Iluvatar 400x282, Del Norte Titan 230x506, at Wikimedia Creative commons: Lost Monarch, Iluvatar, Del Norte Titan, Michael Taylor.