can i steal a picture ?

[ashman]

i am in the process of designing some business cards.

 

I need a picture of a heap of split logs, a nice looking pile, doesnt need to be stacked, not on a vehicle and without anyone or any identifying things in it

 

Something like an axe in a splitting block with a heap of wood around it is perfect.

 

Obviously i need your permission to use the pic to put on my cards.

 

This is cheeky i know but i do not have a single picture of logs, thousands of trees been felled, but i dont think these give the right impression.

 

If you have a pic you dont mind me using it would be appreciated, saves me going and splitting a load and taking pics.

 

Regards, Rob.

[Gareth Smith]

why not just type in `split logs` on google then click images and theres thousands on there.

[Steve Bullman]

because hes trying to do it the right way and get permission

 

good for you ashman...most wouldnt bother

Edited December 31, 2010 by Steve Bullman
oooops, put wrong name in

[Matt Butler]

this any good?

[butler]

invoice to follow

[butler]

matt could you update my details...ie my profile...thanks

[Gollum]

because hes trying to do it the right way and get permission

 

good for you ashman...most wouldnt bother

 

second that:thumbup1:

[Tommy_B]

second that:thumbup1:

 

Thirded!! Well done that man:thumbup1:

[Gareth Smith]

because hes trying to do it the right way and get permission

 

good for you ashman...most wouldnt bother

 

I didn`t say he had to steal them ! there are thousands of free pics on the internet (various sites) and can apply for permission if he needs it ! i.e if pic is copyright protected etc etc

Edited December 31, 2010 by Gareth Smith

[treedave]

Its good to ask, but there are free to use facilities on interweb.

 

Try this,

Royalty Free Stock Image: Axe in stump

 

(15p I think, check the legals!)

 

or search here for similar and free,

 

morgueFile free photos for creatives by creatives