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Since I changed the license for nearly all of my pictures in Flickr to Creative Commons (here’s the license in detail), a lot of websites have used my pictures for their projects.
All you have to do to use my pictures is to give me the credits and link back to the original file at my Flickr account. Just make sure that the image is really licensed under Creative Commons as I did not change the license for my pictures of people (portraits and the like). These are still full copyright protected (all rights reserved to me) and it’s not allowed to use them without my written aggreement – before usage of course.
Life, Aging and … used my picture of a fork for one of their articles and gave me the credits for the picture by linking back to the original. 
Thanks folks, nice blog!
And by the way: A lot of other websites allready used my pictures. Just google for vizzzual.com and check out some of the results.
Some examples:
- Wikimedia – Kaizers Orchestra
- Wein Worte – Austrian flag
- Free For All – “drugs”
- Science Careers – 100 Euro notes
- Mashable – Airplane
- serious eats – Heineken beer cans
- Hazelnut Tech Talk – Orange Juice expiration date
- Busy Diva’s Dinner Menu – Shrimp salad
- MeshugAvi Blog – Red Brick Wall (this wallpaper of a red brick wall already has about 5,000 views in Flickr alone)
- and so on and on and on …
And yeah, there’s no picture taken with my camera today. This is a screenshot as I forgot to take a camera picture. Once again. It happend before here, here and here. Today was the fourth time. Well that’s quite ok as it’s the 238th day of the year and I managed to take a picture with my cameras on 234 days.
And I’m still within my rules for Project 366. 
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It is my website, above, that used the image. Thank you for putting your photos in the Creative Commons so that blogs can use them. It is much appreciated.
I really like your photos. You have a wonderful eye.
Now you have done it. You are a famous fotographer. I’m glade to call you a friend of mine!!
Well maybe this way is the best way to “make your name”.
All in all your project is a great idea
keep up the good work!
Thanks folks for your comments!
Judith, you’re welcome! 