This is actually Chris Marquardt's Tips from the Top Floor, episode 524. Today basically I inserted a thirty minute chat between Chris and I as we've teamed up to bring you two new Snow Monkey and Hokkaido Winter Wildlife Wonderland Tours. I've recently asked Chris to run my German version...
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alex metzler
Posted at 02:00h, 10 NovemberGood morning Martin – I have a small question.
Can I make a copy of you photo above named: reverence “monkey” I loved and I will like to keep in my comp nice job.
If is not ok for you, don’t worry I understand, ok?
Thanks for all you pods nice job
Alex Metzler
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:55h, 10 NovemberHi Alex,
I’m pleased you like the shot!
If you are just asking if you can copy the image from this page for personal use, then sure, go ahead.
If you want to use it in any kind of commercial work, such as Web site, or something like that, you’ll need to pay for a license at my store here:
http://mbp.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Monkeys/G00006RwSQwCBJwc/I0000xZZidpE2xaI
Cheers,
Martin.