Copyright Statement

This copyright statement applies to all photography & images found on this website, and any other sites found on the habitual-home.co.uk domain. Please read carefully before downloading, linking to, or printing for use other than personal. 

© Copyright Habitual Home.  All rights reserved.

I. Proprietary Rights

The photographs contained on this, and any other site under the habitual-home.co.uk domain, are the property of Naomi Gauntlett & James Martin the owners of Habitual Home and are protected by United Kingdom copyright laws.

All Photographs on habitual-home.co.uk are copyrighted.

No permission, either express or implied, is granted for the electronic transmission, storage, retrieval, or printing of the photographs contained on habitual-home.co.uk, other than that which is related to the normal "caching" practices of web browsers and activities such as downloading solely for your personal enjoyment. No parties/individuals visiting or viewing images from habitual-home.co.uk, may otherwise copy, modify, publish, transmit, sell or distribute the contents of the photographs found herein. Express written permission must be granted, on behalf of the photographer (copyright holder, Naomi Gauntlett & James Martin), in order to use these photographs for any purpose that is not outlined above.

Your use of habitual-home.co.uk or viewing of this statement indicates your acceptance of these conditions.
 

II. Personal Use Criteria

The following are a list of conditions where we Naomi Gauntlett & James Martin, give individuals permission to link to (or copy) JPEG images and other material at no charge:

1. You may print a copy of any photograph for personal reference without  further permission.

2. Students are welcome to download images and incorporate them into school reports, presentations, etc. for free so long as proper credit/citation is given, without my further permission.

3. Anyone can download images from Desktops / Wallpapers for the express use of displaying them on screen on any personal computer that is not being used for commercial or public viewing purposes.

IV. Copyright Infringement is Serious

1. 
   The act of infringing on a copyright is a very serious business and is punishable by fines and court proceedings. We have worked hard to present you with a quality photographic experience and we kindly ask that you will refrain from using our images without consent.