Admiring an anthill in the north Rupununi, Guyana, with the Kanuku Mountains hidden by clouds in the distance. Photo by Nicholas Laughlin.
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Hi! Great picture — thanks for offering it under CC so that it was easy to reuse on my own web site.
There is some confusion, however: your attribution policy says all the work here is CC attribution, but your Flick page of the same picture adds the non-commercial and share-alike clauses. I like the share-alike clause, but if non-commercial applied I don’t think I could use it on my web page which has advertising on it!