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This image was produced by photographer Richard Mallory Allnut in Sept. 2004, and all rights were given to the object of the photograph, Mark Satin. Thus, Mark is the holder of the copyright. Because Mark wishes the picture to be available to everyone, including of course Wikipedia, there are

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