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2004
Subject: hi about the truth
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2004
first of all you like traveling and i am really exited about that. i m from türkiye. you put lots of photos but some of them doesn't shows the truth. for example you put the photo that is named "ISTANBUL MAN" and "ISTANBUL WOMAN"
istanbul men and women aren't like that! we are really modern and not like your photos. you should know that because you had been in türkiye!! i m really sorry that you show this photos to people. lots of people haven't got any idea about türkiye and your affect is too bad. it is just my comment. i would appreciate if you could care of it!!!
thanks for now
yasemin
Subject: pictures
Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2004
Hello,
I'm a student from the University of Edinburgh, and I'm in a student association of mexican students living in edinburgh, we are currently developing our web site and between the things we need for it we need some pictures and maps from mexico, and I really loved the ones in your web site, so I just wanted to ask for your permission to use some of them.
Thank you
Paloma
Subject: photos
Date: Fri, 01 Oct 2004
I have no words to describe your pictures of Mexico, I am a Mexican doing my MBA in the USA and believe me, I have cried with emotion from your pictures, I have been to all the places you have, and there are no words to describe your work. It is amazing , it is beautiful, you have touched the heart of someone that loves his homeland like probably no one else in the world, thank you, thanks for sharing your experience. I really hope the images here remain in your soul for ever, in your memory for years to come, it is the most impressive foto documentary I have ever seen of the place I call home.
Very thankful for the rest of his life.
Subject: photos
Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004
What a great site you have. As an employee of a small family touring-car company [in Netherlands] I was surfing the internet to find some pictures for our brochure, until I ran into your website. And I must say that I stayed there for a long time. Not only to find the pictures for our brochure but you made the site so attractive that I had to stay to visit a lot of countries. Also the stories in it make it very attractive.
Anyway, I have found some pictures that we could use for our brochure. What do you think, can we use them? It is not a problem to put your internet site underneath the pics. I hope for your positive reply.
Kind regards.
Subject: sufi
Date: Mon, 09 Sep 2004
In October the Jerrahi Halveti (from Istanbul) https://www.sufijerrahi.it will play the sema in Verona (Italy). I have been asked to design the poster. I love your pictures and I was thinking to use one of your dervishes. Unfortunately there is no money for this poster but I can write your name + e-mail on it and I can send you some copies. What do you think? Would be possible?
Subject: Picture
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004
My name is A and I work for the "Surprise Streetmagazine" in Basel, Switzerland. We're looking for a pic for an article about the North Pole and surfed through your pages. We like your pictures very much and would like to ask if we can use one. As we are a non-profit street paper (f.e. like London's "Big Issue"), vended by homeless people, we cannot afford a fee and would like to know if we could use the pic for free? Of course, we'd write above the pic from which source it is. For a quick feedback, thanks in advance.
Subject: salam (magazine and pictures)
Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2004
Asalamualaikum bro and sister. My name is K from Warid press in singapore. We are just starting to begin our new Islamic magazine name "The Path". We would like to seek your permission in using some of the pictures in your net like the whirling dervishes in Syria. Unfortunately we do not have a budget to buy the photo however we will acknowledge where the picture come from in the magazine itself. We are new magazine, struggling with funds. I hope you understand our situation. Hope to hear from you soon. thanks
Subject: Enjoyed your pictures
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2004
Thanks very much for your site and pictures. I shall return and enjoy some more of it later. I spent 6 months hanging out in Syria (mostly in Tartous) in 1992-3 and visited most of the places you did. But I didn't take photographs and now I have yours!
Was the old caretaker still there at Ugarit? A couple of Syrian friends took me there and I think we had to wake him up.
I'm using one of your Palmyra pictures as wallpaper now. Wadi Rum will be next. I got lost driving there via an alleged back road off the road coming up from Aqaba. The Jordanian border guards that I finally found said I had come from the direction of Saudi. So, as a woman, I have defied their silly laws.
Keep finding those places and posting your photos.
Ann, Texas
Subject: Photos of Cuba -- Photos de Cuba
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2004
I have visited your photographs on the internet and I enjoyed them very much.
I would appreciate if you would give us your permission to be able to publish some of them, only the ones with the theme of Cuba, in our section "The best photos of Cuba" ... With our nonprofit website, which has been up for many years now, our only goal is to let people know the authentic Cuba. For that reason, the photography plays a very important role.
We will include in the section whatever information that you desire (email address, website, etc), and we will always respect the copyright of the photographs. We do not publish anything without the permission of the author.
We await your response.
Subject: Photo permissions
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004
You have some really beautiful photos on your website.
We are interested in publishing three of them on websites we are developing.
Would it be possible to have your permission to use them? -- photo1, photo2, photo3
Dan
Subject: TEOTIHUACAN
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004
TEOTIHUCAN - TEMPLE OF THE SUN
Thanks for a great site and the great photos.
Question: Do you know what the ground elevation above sea level is at the site? (I understand the pyrmaid is about 206 feet above sea leval, but I am trying to determine how far the top is above sea level.)
Also, do you happen to know the longitude and latitude? Thanks for any information you can provide.
JMP
Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004
I checked out many of the pictures from your Ecuador trip. I did enjoy the Andean photos the most, although the Galapagos ones were stunning, too. Some of the animals are just incredible. It must have been breathtaking to see it all in person. Some time I would love to hear how [you go] about getting photos of the local people--they always look like they're from National Geographic.
S, Cupertino, CA
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