Amy Billig
This memorial is at the Peacock Park in Coconut Grove, a nice place to take a leisurely walk in a vast open space.
Friday, November 23, 2007
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7 comments:
I am a writer of Florida history books and would like to use your beautiful photo in my next book. Would you be interested in granting me permission, for a reasonable fee, of course?
Thank you.
E. Lynne Wright
You are welcome to use my photos free of any cost. It would be nice if you mention where the photo was found.
Thank you for your generous offer for use of your photo. I'm delighted to be able to include it in my book and will, of course, mention that you are the photographer. However, my publisher, Globe Pequot Publishers, will want a signed permission from you. I could email you one to be signed, scanned and emailed back to me or I could send you one via snail mail with SASE for you to sign and send in return mail. Please let me know which you prefer. I do appreciate you help.
Lynne
Thanks again.
Lynne
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You did not include your email. A phone # is OK too.
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