An update on where you'll find my photos

I Thought I'd share an update on where some of my photos can be found on the internet. Almost all of my pictures are uploaded with a creative commons license, which means most of the pictures can be used in a not for profit situation.

First, here is a for profit website which I allow to use one of my photos for free: This Realtor's Website from Murfreesboro uses my Rutherford County Courthouse picture. (She asked for permission)


Several of my pictures now appear on Wikipedia. These are the ones I know about:
The Signal Mtn. UFO house.
The Music City Star
The Original KFC
The Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge (my 2nd most viewed photo)
This same photo appears on this Trying-to-be-relevant tourism website.
The Music City Star photo also appears on this Trying to be relevant website.

Speaking of KFC, The Old and New KFC signs appear on Kentuckyville.us.


This close-up of a friend's pet sugar glider appeared on the front page of Yahoo Answers for a day. (I could never find it.)


The Schmap.com downloadable tour guides have used bunches of my photos. Here are the Nashville photos:

And these Chattanooga pictures:


The Bobble-head photo was also referenced on a bobble-head blog. Also, it was used on the NowPublic.com article called Pray Ball!

Blogs (this is where I usually find the pics used in the weirdest ways.)

This painting of the two-headed turtle was used in a politics blog about a Libertarian Democrat.
My worst published photo of the Seattle wheel was used on CarneyTown.
And so was the Spammobile.
This was mentioned on TomCampion.com
Our dog Slinkie is seen leaving the dog park in the rear-view mirror. Does anyone speak Hebrew?
The Chinese acrobat appears in a software developers blog about balancing features.
A blog about mosaic art featured my photo as well as other photos of the Dragon of Fannie Mae Dees Park.
Here is an unusual adaptation of the goat race.
A website selling Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison uses this picture
This tiny lake, known as Blue Hole, was used in a post about moderating health care costs.

My eventual goal is to make money off my photos, which will probably never happen as a full time professional, but any side income would be welcome. In my next update, I will discuss some of the ways I hope to make money, a photo used by an Indonesian University, and a couple of books that will publish my photos.