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in the spirit of the creative commons

Bridge View #1A few weeks ago, I took the day off and went to the Huntington Library with my wife. While I was there, I took this picture of the bridge in the Japanese garden, which I'm quite fond of (the picture and the garden.)

Today at Flickr, I saw that user vertigo25 took advantage of my Creative Commons License to use my photo as the subject in his own fake miniature photography that I first saw on boingboing back in January.

271083073_bab59d9281_s_d I mention this because the "miniature" photo is really, really cool, and I wanted to share it with the Intertubes, and because it's a good example of why the Creative Commons license is so cool and useful.  The "miniature" photo was done exactly in the spirit of the Commons: "Here, I made this thing. Why don't you make something cool with it?"

vertigo25's "miniature" is released under the same Creative Commons license. Why don't you make something cool with it?

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