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Dear Mr. Dalton,
I am writing for permission to use one of your monarch butterfly photographs on
my son's memorial website. I lost my son in May 2007 and since that time I have been building the
website. The content continues to grow, but now I need to begin making it look nicer.
On the day of my son's funeral service, as I went to get the car, a monarch
butterfly flew around me and when I put my hand out the butterfly landed on it. I was 52 years old
at the time and I have never had one land on me. I'm not a religious or superstitious man, but I
really do believe that the butterfly somehow represented my son Paul and was a message to tell me
that he was now ok. After about 30 seconds the butterfly flew away - I watched until it was out of
sight.
I'm not sure exactly what the site will look like yet, but likely I'll use the
butterfly in a header on all of the pages. As I searched Google, all of the best butterfly
photographs that I saw were yours.
Please let me know if this will be acceptable.
Thank you and warmest regards,
Jon
Hi Jon
Of course you can use my Monarch picture for your son Paul's
memorial website. Just let me know what size image you require (number of pixels on long side) and
let me know which image you are after - I presume the butterfly is in flight and has bluish
background.
I am so sorry to hear about the death of your son - having
four children of my own I can only imagine what you and your family must be going
through.
With kind regards
Stephen
http://www.stephendalton.co.uk/
Mr. Stephen Dalton has most graciously allowed us to use his lovely and amazing
Monarch butterfly photograph for the site. His website contains many more magical photographs.
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