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Hello all! I'm a UNE student working at a Primary Care Network in Alberta. I'm currently developing a resource for patients that compares the cost of eating healthy with the cost of eating fast food. Obviously my aim is to show them you can eat healthy even on a budget. I want it to look something like this: http://www.dailyspark.com/blog.asp?post=what_20_will_buy_at_the_drivethru_and_at_the_supermarket I feel if I can take photos of what $20 it provides a storng visual for the patient and reinforces the message. Thats where I run into a problem though, where would be a good idea to take these photos? I don't want to actualy buy the food myself as I'm trying to do several comparisons and would have a hard time eating all that food. I had thought about contacting different managers of grocery stores around my area and asking their perimission to photograph some of their food, but I'm not sure how kosher that idea is, do you think they would mind? I don't want to use the photos from the website as the currency is American and they are not my photos (Don't want to steal). Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about this? Or maybe any ideas on how a should lay out and develop the document? Thanks!