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there are only few white lions, so this one is real rarity! They are not albinos, only freaks of nature, as white tigers. White color is caused by a recessive gene known as chinchilla or color inhibitor... 
if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please! Thank you 
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First off: Great gallery and photography!
I found your photo by google search. It was used here: [link] I don't think this is very grave, after all they don't claim your work and the signature is still visible (by that I found you). And these pages display photos only for short (but then again it is now an early hit on google). Maybe it still bothers you which would be perfectly understandable, so I wanted to tell you. I don't think you put this up yourself.
So, I want to ask your permission to use this wonderful photo. I want to do a drawing on a philosophical essay by Nietzsche and he uses three figures: A camel, a lion and a child. And I would love to use Haldir as a lion. Of course I would credit you, your account and this deviation, show you my work and recommend your gallery.
Greets
thank you very much - also for info
Yes, you can use it - just give me credit, please and send me a link to your finished work, I will fav it
Do you know this lion on a personal level, or is he just some random zoo animal that you photographed a few times?