Copyright Statement

This page was last changed on April 13, 2026, last checked on April 13, 2026.

This copyright statement applies to all photography & images found on this website, and any other sites affiliated with the Deonte Scott domain. Please read carefully before downloading, linking to, or printing copies for use.

Proprietary Rights

The photographs contained on this, and any other site affiliated with Deonte Scott, are the property of Deonte Scott and are protected by United States and International copyright laws. All copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property rights in this site, are the property of Deonte Scott

All Photographs on DeonteScott.com are copyrighted.

No permission, either express or implied, is granted for the electronic transmission, storage, retrieval, or printing of the photographs contained on this domain, 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 DeonteScott.com, may otherwise copy, modify, publish, transmit, or distribute the contents of the photographs found herein. Express written permission must be granted, on behalf of the photographer (copyright holder, Deonte Scott), in order to use these photographs for any purpose that is not outlined above.

Your use of DeonteScott.com or viewing of this statement indicates your acceptance of these conditions.

Commercial Use

Those persons who wish to use the photography found on this site in a commercial fashion must receive written consent from me, Deonte Scott, prior to its commercial use. To obtain consent, interested parties should send an e-mail to info@deontescott.com. In that e-mail the following should be addressed:

Image(s) you would like to use
Where they will be displayed
How they will be displayed
Intent of its display
Duration of their public viewing
Any other information you feel would be useful

Any commercial use of images without prior consent is a violation of United States and International copyright law.