A blog post that used a photo of Jackie the Donkey.

PetSugar used my photo of Libby the Labrador eating an ice cream cone.

Casey the Goat appears in another blog post.

A website that used a photo of seahorses I took at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

An AOL Travel blog that used my cruise ship photo for a post about a contest.

A website that used a photo of cobwebs from the barn I took to illustrate issues on a slow computer.

The Wall Street Journal used my photo of Casey the Goat in a blog post.  Cool!

City pages blog post using my photo of Harley the Labradoodle that I met at a local park.

A website that used my photo of Libby the Labrador on an article about pet pain.

The Atlantic website used a photo I took of a horse pulling a sleigh.

This website used my photo of a four horse Norwegian Fjord hitch.

This about.com article used my photo of a red boned coon hound.

A blog that used a photo I took of a teacher's desk in Dakota City Heritage Village to illustrate their article.

An article that used a photo of Libby the Labrador with a paw on my computer.

A website that used a photo of Flurry the Cat when she was a kitten to illustrate a story about dust-free cat litter.

This website used a photo of Holly the Labrador Retriever to illustrate a story about dog allergies.

A website that used a photo of dolphins that I took when I was visiting Sanibel Island Florida.

Another blog that used a photo of a tern I took while visiting Grand Cayman.

This website used two of my photos of horses to create online jigsaw puzzles for people to solve.

This website used my photo of a horse and sleigh to create a silhouette for the top of their web page.  Very cool!

Another website that used my photo of a Helping Paws service dog in their article about dog training.

A parenting website that used a photo I took of a service dog for an article about raising kids with disabilities.

An animal training website that used a photo I took of a person giving a dog a treat.

An aviation website that use a photo I took of an L-39.

This website used my photo of Ginger the Miniature Horse to illustrate part of an article on Cloud Computing.

This website used a photo I took of Casey the Goat.

This article was about dog motivation and used a photo I took of Billy the Golden Retriever up at Wilson Lake.

This ehow article used a photo of my dog Jordan's paw to illustrate treating dry, cracked, paws.

This website used a photo I took of a loon on Wilson Lake as part of a story on the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

A travel website that used the photo of cruise ships I took when I visited Grand Cayman.

A story about jail trained service dogs used my photo of a Helping Paws service dog to illustrate their story.

This website used a photo I took of a Helping Paws service dog to illustrate a story about an autistic child being allowed to take his service dog to school.

This website used my photo of hand washing in an article about preventing colds and flu.

This blog used my photo of Libby the Labrador with my computer.

This website used my photo of the Bald Eagle.

This website used my photo of Holly the Labrador wading in a wading pool.

This website used one of my Bald Eagle photos for an article about eagles.

A website that used my I-35W bridge collapse photo for an article on their website.

Another website that used one of my photos from Flickr for their website.  

A travel website that used some of my photos of Lake Bemidji as part of their article. 

A blog post from the New Yorker that uses one of my photos that I posted on Flickr.   The majority of my photos on Flickr are licensed for Creative Commons, Attribution Share-Alike.