![[Pics] Flickr Spotlight – Lonely Trees](https://cdn.fstoppers.com/styles/large-16-9/s3/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/fs-trees_jpg.webp)
Trees are something that we're used to seeing together, in groups, or at least a few feet away from each other. This is why pictures of lonely trees are so magical. It makes you stop for a second and think about the place, and even make your own story for the picture. Check out this set of amazing lonely tree images chosen out of thousands of pictures on Flickr.
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Photo: Jeff Gaydash.
Photo: Loren Zemlicka.
Photo: Todd Klassy.
Photo: David Rombaut.
Photo: Loren Zemlicka.
Photo: Scott Masterton.
Photo: Eric.
Photo: Drew Medlin.
Photo: Ryan Pendleton.
Photo: Bill Allen.
Photo: Gavin Dunbar.
Photo: Vicki Mar.
Photo: Hugo Bonnet.
Photo: John Koinberg.
Photo: Omar Mokhtar.
So, I click on the very first picture, and it takes me to Flickr page, where this photo is 'All rights reserved'. Shouldn't you know better?
John - yes its "all right" like most of them - but the all allow bloggers to embed the image directly from flickr. A lot of photographers dont allow that and we never take images from them.
Like @noamgalai:disqus said, you can click on 'Share' and grab the HTML code. Per Flickr's policy, as long as each image you embed links back to the original Flickr's page of the image, you're fine.
Um, no. That's not how "All rights reserved" works. Flickr's policy does not allow you to grab someone else's photo. Flickr's policy (the one you are referencing) is for a person to always link back when they post *their own* content elsewhere. It's to protect against flickr becoming photobucket etc...
Those all photos really impressive. It's amazing what one can find in a picture thats why they say a picture says a thousand words. Really got serious about photography.