It occurred to me recently that I have a bunch of photos I never do anything with. I have been watching Trey Ratcliff’s HDR class from Stuck in Customs and in it he describes his constant 365 project as well as how he releases all of his photos via Creative Commons Licensing.

I use Creative Commons on a regular basis and while I might not be comfortable releasing my personal photos or art pieces, quite a number of my travel photos are ready to be used and can hopefully be helpful for someone.

Though this is a very touristy photo, I hope you enjoy my first foray into Creative Commons licensing. Enjoy!

Fisherman’s Wharf of San Francisco by W. Brian Duncan

All of the photographs on this site are released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. You are free to use these on your blog or as a personal wallpaper, as long is they are used in a NonCommercial fashion and you adhere to the terms of the Creative Commons License. We will even host the bandwidth for the files for you!

You must, however, do the following:

1. Link back to this site at https://www.batteredluggage.com/.
2. Give credit to W Brian Duncan.

Copy this text and past to your blog.<a href="https://www.batteredluggage.com/2011/fishermans-wharf-of-san-francisco/" title="Battered Luggage HDR Travel Photography"><img decoding="async" src="http://batteredluggage.smugmug.com/Travel/Travel/i-8LFpnnL/1/L/Fishermans-Wharf-of-San-L.jpg" title="Fisherman's Wharf of San Francisco" alt="HDR Photography"><br>Fisherman’s Wharf of San Francisco by W Brian Duncan</a>
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