
Image use and permissions
Ask first, in writing, before reusing a photo or graphic from this site.
Photo: Riverlands Pedestrian Bridge by Kevin M. Klerks (kevinmklerks), CC BY 2.0 (darkened, cropped) · Credits
This page explains who owns the pictures on reddeermortgagebroker.com and how to ask before using any of them somewhere else.
Who owns what
- John's own images. Unless a picture is credited to someone else, the photos and graphics here belong to John Antle. That includes his headshot, the photo of John and his wife Brandy, the site logo and the graphics that go with his articles and social posts.
- Red Deer photographs. The city and river photos are by other photographers and are used under Creative Commons licences. Their authors, sources and licence terms are listed on the photo credits page, and those terms are what apply if you want to reuse them.
- The Pineapple National Inc. logo is the brokerage's own mark. It appears here because Pineapple National Inc. is the brokerage John is licensed through. It isn't John's to license, so any request to use it would need the brokerage's approval.
Reusing John's images
Please don't copy, edit, republish or use any of John's images, on a website, in print, in social media or in advertising, without his written permission first. Linking to a page on this site is always fine; it's copying the image itself that needs permission.
How to ask
Tell John which image you'd like, where it would appear and for how long. You can send the details through the contact page, call or text 403-438-0761, or email johnantle@gopineapple.com. Permission only counts once it's been given in writing.
John Antle, Mortgage Associate | Team Lead, Pineapple National Inc. (page updated October 30, 2026)

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Photo: Red Deer River, Red Deer, AB by Kevin M. Klerks (kevinmklerks), CC BY 2.0 (darkened, cropped) · Credits