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i AM Safari 
Hi Maurice,
LOVE your WA photos! Could you please advise if you sell them by any chance? I am the Digital Comms Officer for the Uniting Church of WA and we would LOVE to showcase your “Marri Tree Flowering” (https://iamsafari.com/2015/03/08/marri-tree-flowering-bunuru/ ) as our Facebook banner for the upcoming Bunuru Season.
Kind regards,
Andrea
Hi Andrea,
Feel free to use the image for your Facebook-page, no problem at all. I’m always happy to share images. Should you like to look at more, please feel free to check me out at sixseasonstrails on Instagram 🙂