I started a book club and would love to use this image on the book marks. Can I get a high res version emailed to me? I would gladly pay for it (if the price is right)-monicaokeefe@me.com
Hi, I've recently taken over some of the admin for THRESHOLDS and as AJM at Chichester posted, we would love to be given permission to include your shot in our archive for possible future use. It's such a great shot and will definately make our readers smile. What did you think of Altas Shrugged? And have you tried the Fountainhead?
We're an academic site so cannot offer a fee, but our membership spans 5 continents and, in the last 2 weeks for example, we've had over a 1,000 visitors - so there's the exposure potential and a photo credit of course. If you're interested, please email us at Thresholdsphotos@chi.ac.uk with the subject of MY PHOTO. If you supply us with your name as you would like to see it appear in the photo credit, and details of any website which you would like linked to it, we will ensure that this is given prominent place at the top of the article. The JPG image size we need for the banners is 600 x 240 pixels, which we know is an odd size and means that, usually, photos will need to be resized to fit. Resizing down is better that trying to resize up, so if the right size isn't available, our design team requests that larger ones are provided by the photographer so that they can then be (sensitively!) cropped. I look forward to hearing from you!
hi there! i am putting together some learning material about open science over at the peer to peer university and wondered if you mind me using this image for a challenge called create a reading list this image is both fun and super appropriate for the task...! you can have a look at the link above. credit is given below. the aspect ratio is a bit off... let me know if that bothers you... or if you have any objections! many thanks!
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moninport 30 months ago | reply
I started a book club and would love to use this image on the book marks. Can I get a high res version emailed to me? I would gladly pay for it (if the price is right)-monicaokeefe@me.com
thresholds.chichester 28 months ago | reply
Hi, I've recently taken over some of the admin for THRESHOLDS and as AJM at Chichester posted, we would love to be given permission to include your shot in our archive for possible future use. It's such a great shot and will definately make our readers smile. What did you think of Altas Shrugged? And have you tried the Fountainhead?
We're an academic site so cannot offer a fee, but our membership spans 5 continents and, in the last 2 weeks for example, we've had over a 1,000 visitors - so there's the exposure potential and a photo credit of course. If you're interested, please email us at Thresholdsphotos@chi.ac.uk with the subject of MY PHOTO. If you supply us with your name as you would like to see it appear in the photo credit, and details of any website which you would like linked to it, we will ensure that this is given prominent place at the top of the article.
The JPG image size we need for the banners is 600 x 240 pixels, which we know is an odd size and means that, usually, photos will need to be resized to fit. Resizing down is better that trying to resize up, so if the right size isn't available, our design team requests that larger ones are provided by the photographer so that they can then be (sensitively!) cropped.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Joy Martin Love 27 months ago | reply
nice picture! I used it on my hubpage at: Steps to Take After A World Shattering Split Up
Thanks!
rr0cketqueen 14 months ago | reply
hi there! i am putting together some learning material about open science over at the peer to peer university and wondered if you mind me using this image for a challenge called create a reading list this image is both fun and super appropriate for the task...! you can have a look at the link above. credit is given below. the aspect ratio is a bit off... let me know if that bothers you... or if you have any objections! many thanks!