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Jim Crosskey 2
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I'm getting married soon and believe it or not, my wife to be has had the following idea. Instead of a boring old table plan where the tables are numbered, we're going to have each table nameed after a type of fish. Then each guest will have to identify the correct fish on their table to see where they're sitting. The fish will be suspended from the tables by helium balloons, so will look as though they're floating in mid air. What I'm wondering though is where can I get some good fish pictures from? I'd rather have slightly old-fashioned fish identifying prints than enlarged photos... If anyone can help with this I'd really appreciate it. I guess what I really need is an electronic form of the picture that I can then take to a printer to get it enlarged. Ideally I think each fish should be about 2 - 3 feet long once its been reproduced.
Incidentally, I've got a mate who works in a helium bottling plant, so no worries there!
any help with this would be most appreciated.
cheers
Jim
I'm getting married soon and believe it or not, my wife to be has had the following idea. Instead of a boring old table plan where the tables are numbered, we're going to have each table nameed after a type of fish. Then each guest will have to identify the correct fish on their table to see where they're sitting. The fish will be suspended from the tables by helium balloons, so will look as though they're floating in mid air. What I'm wondering though is where can I get some good fish pictures from? I'd rather have slightly old-fashioned fish identifying prints than enlarged photos... If anyone can help with this I'd really appreciate it. I guess what I really need is an electronic form of the picture that I can then take to a printer to get it enlarged. Ideally I think each fish should be about 2 - 3 feet long once its been reproduced.
Incidentally, I've got a mate who works in a helium bottling plant, so no worries there!
any help with this would be most appreciated.
cheers
Jim