Licensing Jim Frazier's
Photographs
License fees for any type of
organization (commercial, non-profit, government, etc.)
| Single use
of a small version (less than 1000 pixels on the long side) on a web site. |
$50 |
| Single use
of a
large version (more than 2000 pixels on the long side) in print or
on web |
$200 |
| Single use of an image as cover
art for a CD, book, magazine or another publication |
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Payment must be
received prior to delivery of image. Paypal is available. If
you have a standard pricing schedule,
or different standard payment terms, I'm flexible. All amounts are in US dollars.
I do not represent or
guarantee in any way that your use of the image requires, or does not
require, additional permissions. It is your sole responsibility to
assure that the photo you are licensing is suitable for your intended use.
Amounts shown are for
non-exclusive rights. If you require exclusive rights, please contact
me.
If you are an individual, hobby blogger,
non-profit organization or government agency, and you have
found an image marked as Creative Commons on Flickr,
and if the primary purpose for using the image is NOT to make
money or promote something, then you can use the picture. Note
that this is only for images marked as Creative
Commons. And you must follow the attribution
rules below. If you require a larger
and/or non-watermarked version, then the prices are the same as shown
above. Finally, you may not remove the watermark - you must use
the picture unaltered.
Creative Commons
means : "1) you must attribute the work
in the
manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that
suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work); 2) you may not use this work for
commercial
purposes; 3) you may not alter, transform, or build
upon this work; 4) you must recognize the rights
of people, as well as the rights of owners of property shown in the
pictures. 5) you must make clear to others the license terms of this work."
Note that this license is only on some of my images on
Flickr
Attribution rules for Creative Commons licensed pictures:
Clearly attribute
it to "jimfrazier.com" and link to www.jimfrazier.com
or the picture's page on Flickr. If the picture is used in print, then "jimfrazier.com" is preferred,
but "Jim Frazier" is OK. The attribution should be
visible to the naked eye (eg. not a "mouse-over") and in the
immediate vicinity of the image. It is not acceptable to simply say "credit" or "attribution" with a
link or to put the credit and/or link on another web page or at the bottom
of the page.
If you find a picture of yourself that was
not taken as part of a contract or assignment, you can probably have the
high-res image for free. Please contact us
These terms are subject to change
at any time and without notice.
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