Lack of Copyright Notice
Back cover photo © 2021 by Sprinkle's Snapshots; all rights reserved. This photo may only be copied in conjunction with the full back cover.
Inside back cover photo (in tree) © 2021 by Sprinkle's Snapshots and © 2022 VKL. This photo must keep its caption.
The rest of this work has been donated to the public domain.
Why public domain?
I've listened to hundreds of books through Libby and Hoopla, both through my local library. I've benefited from open source software and tutorials and and and.
The only people who would be hindered by a copyright notice would be the projects that I'd love to see come into existence.
Be creative - design and sell posters, plaster quotes on mugs, figure out how to distribute this thing in part or in whole in bulk or in elaborate one of a kind gilded manuscript type gifts. Do what you think best and if you hurt me in the process, well - my Jesus will keep hounding on me to forgive you until I can and do. That's between me and Him. It might be wise for you to ask Him if a use is wise beforehand, but even if not, you two will work that out eventually. No worries.
Why put limitations on the pictures?
In 2021, a photographer friend, Erin Sprinkle, was looking to practice and expand her craft and asked whether I'd model for her. She gave me free reign to do with the pictures whatever I'd like, as long as I kept her name on it when sharing.
She has since passed away but please honor her wish by keeping her present wherever these pictures go.
May I see the pictures?
Sure. Remember they're copyrighted. Ask me before using for anything and be prepared that I'll likely say no. I don't actually want my image divorced from the context I surround it with and Erin gave me the pictures to expand her own craft - where they go, so should her memory.
Where can I find more of Erin's pictures?