File:DavidTonkin.jpg

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Fair Use in David Tonkin[edit]

The image here is claimed to be fair use as it is:

1. A portrait of one of South Australia's most famous politicians and ex-premiers;
2. The person pictured is deceased and as such there is no potential for copyleft alternatives of such a photo;
3. The image used is of a ceremonial and not a commercial value;
4. It is in greyscale and low resolution;
5. The article is greatly improved by the prominence of this photo;
6. Which is hosted and displayed on the not-for-profit Wikipedia Encyclopedia for educational purposes.