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I am a health economist in Belgium. In my work I particularly enjoy the diversity and challenges of assessing the impact of vaccines and other drugs on public health in a comprehensive way.
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Dear Sir, I would like to be in contact to see if you agree we publish one of your pictures. This picture shows an industrial site at night in Liège area. This is to be printed in a leaflet for tourism purposes.
Dear Anne,
Coming from Liège, I will feel honoured to have one of my pictures (you found it on Flickr, I guess) printed in a leaflet for tourism of this beautiful region! By the way, all my pictures on Flickr are under the CC-by-sa licence, meaning you can use them freely provided you give proper attribution and share under the same licence if you share derivative work). Click a picture of the leaflet once it’s produced and send it to me, please 🙂
Jean-Etienne
Bonjour Jean-Etienne,
Un tout grand merci pour cette réponse enthousiaste. C’est à l’initiative d’un guide littéraire que nous lançons cette brochure dans laquelle il raconte l’histoire du surnom de Liège, Cité ardente.
C’est le titre d’un roman qui a donné naissance à ce surnom. On a souvent attribué, à tord, ce surnom à l’activité sidérurgique du bassin liégeois. Ceci explique la demande de photo pour étayer le propos du guide. Nous respectons vos indications concernant sa publication. Nous ne manquerons pas de vous envoyer le fichier PDF de cette brochure prochainement.
Nous vous félicitons pour vos belles photos et sommes ravis d’avoir pu vous rencontrer via votre blog.
Anne
voici la photo choisie !