Hi. I'd like to illustrate some graphics teaching I'm doing (secondary school) with a photo of someone doing some roadside bike repair. It can be anything, and if it's pouring with rain and the situation looks grim so much the better. Anyone got any suitable photos they wouldn't mind being used in an educational context?
I also want to illustrate some copyright issues, so I will be explaining how I needed to ask permission before use and so on.
Hi. I'd like to illustrate some graphics teaching I'm doing (secondary school) with a photo of someone doing some roadside bike repair. It can be anything, and if it's pouring with rain and the situation looks grim so much the better. Anyone got any suitable photos they wouldn't mind being used in an educational context?
I also want to illustrate some copyright issues, so I will be explaining how I needed to ask permission before use and so on.
I've had a trawl through the Surrey and Sussex Tandem Club website and picked out a few. As the urls seem a bit long winded I've downloaded the images and can email them to you. Is it OK to email you directly?
Hi. I'd like to illustrate some graphics teaching I'm doing (secondary school) with a photo of someone doing some roadside bike repair. It can be anything, and if it's pouring with rain and the situation looks grim so much the better. Anyone got any suitable photos they wouldn't mind being used in an educational context?
I also want to illustrate some copyright issues, so I will be explaining how I needed to ask permission before use and so on.
I've had a trawl through the Surrey and Sussex Tandem Club website and picked out a few. As the urls seem a bit long winded I've downloaded the images and can email them to you. Is it OK to email you directly?
Yes, that would be fine. Or email me the longwinded URLs. Anything will be gratefully received.
Just the kind of thing, but unfortunately it will need to be in a higher resolution than that - one of the things I'll be demonstrating is the need for high resolutions for print.
If you login to Flickr then lots of extra options are available - like "ALL SIZES". You can open a Flickr account for free. It is part of Yahoo so you should be able to login with your Yahoo username if you have one.
Photos are tagged with keywords, so you might find some more if you search for "puncture" or something.
if it's pouring with rain and the situation looks grim so much the better. Anyone got any suitable photos they wouldn't mind being used in an educational context?
How soon do you need them? I've got a few Audax rides coming up, which is usually a cue for the Puncture Fairy and her close friend the Bad Weather Fairy to put in an appearance - I shall get some shots for you if an appropriate opportunity arises. :-)
How soon do you need them? I've got a few Audax rides coming up, which is usually a cue for the Puncture Fairy and her close friend the Bad Weather Fairy to put in an appearance - I shall get some shots for you if an appropriate opportunity arises. :-)
How soon do you need them? I've got a few Audax rides coming up, which is usually a cue for the Puncture Fairy and her close friend the Bad Weather Fairy to put in an appearance - I shall get some shots for you if an appropriate opportunity arises. :-)
Hi. I'd like to illustrate some graphics teaching I'm doing (secondary school) with a photo of someone doing some roadside bike repair. It can be anything, and if it's pouring with rain and the situation looks grim so much the better. Anyone got any suitable photos they wouldn't mind being used in an educational context?
I also want to illustrate some copyright issues, so I will be explaining how I needed to ask permission before use and so on.
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Did You Know Who come a-visiting on the Marlborough Connection, then?
No. Amazingly enough I had been puncture free so far this year until this Tuesday evening when I picked up a sliver of brown glass on the one-way system in Kingston town centre. I was only being lulled into a false sense of security.