Article Writing- I Need Your Pictures!

[HaikuHeritageFarm]

Since I believe you can’t use any pictures from online, I need some really nice, great looking photos for a few topics. Throughout this thread I will keep mentioning pics that I need. I just need some good, clear pics, and your permission to put them In my article, and I’ll even mention whose pics they are if they want. Thanks in advance!


Pictures needed so far:
-adorable duckling pic/adorable chick pic
-beautiful egg photo
-one pic each of a male and female duck from each breed, as described on page 4-5 I believe
-pic of just khaki Campbell and/or Cayuga eggs
- pic of a coop
- pic of a run- neither attached or inside of a barn

I used to have to source photos a lot for my work. Go to Google image search, type in the subject matter you're looking for, go to "Tools", then "Useage Rights". Depending on your project, you may be able to use photos with Creative Commons rights, or if it's going to be for a big commercial project you'll want to click on the option for that and shell out a buck or two for a licensed stock photo.

Of course, crowdsourcing freebies works too... but if you're short on time or not getting what you need, know this is an option.

 

[Corbdee]

@HappyDuckie just so you know in one of your Pekin duck photos, there is a person in the background. I’m fine with that but just making sure you’re ok with them being there because I most likely will use that pic

 

[HappyDuckie]

@HappyDuckie just so you know in one of your Pekin duck photos, there is a person in the background. I’m fine with that but just making sure you’re ok with them being there because I most likely will use that pic

Which picture?

 

[Corbdee]

Which picture?

Sorry not Pekin...Swedish

 

[HappyDuckie]

You can just crop her out. Or I can do it.

 

[CHlCKEN]

I used to have to source photos a lot for my work. Go to Google image search, type in the subject matter you're looking for, go to "Tools", then "Useage Rights". Depending on your project, you may be able to use photos with Creative Commons rights, or if it's going to be for a big commercial project you'll want to click on the option for that and shell out a buck or two for a licensed stock photo.

Of course, crowdsourcing freebies works too... but if you're short on time or not getting what you need, know this is an option.

i was just about to post that. I would like to add that when doing this, you won’t get very great results. Especially when and if it’s something as specific as a sick duck.

 

[CHlCKEN]

Do you want any photos of a (Pekin) duck in a pool? I have lots of those.

 

[Corbdee]

Do you want any photos of a (Pekin) duck in a pool? I have lots of those.

Oh sure

 

[Corbdee]

I do also need a few more pics of ducks themselves as well. I’m super sorry if I’m starting to sound annoying

 

[HappyDuckie]

Corbs, here’s the pics. First is the duckling coop