I have a small but growing catalogue of stock photographs available to licence. The majority of my stock images are taken in and around Eastbourne. They are ideal for editorial and personal use such as in newspapers, books, magazines or personal projects. Stock Photographs can be viewed and licenced here.
Put very simply, stock photographs are photographs that a photographer has already taken and therefore they are "in Stock". You don't need to commission the photographer to take the photo as he/she already has it.
How do I get the photo?
Withy some stock libtraries or agencies you need to open an account or buy credits to licence a number of photos. I don't do that. You can just go to my galleries, choose your image and go through the checkout to receive the download link. When I pay do I own the photograph?
This is a common question and the answer is you are buying a non exclusive licence to use the photo, you are not buying the photo. Copyright remains with the photographer at all times.
Can I use the photo for anything?
Although the standard editorial licence is wide ranging there are some restrictions. For example, licenses are non transferable, this means any photo you are licensed to use is for your use only, you cannot lend, supply or sell the photo or its licence to any other person or business. If someone else wants to use the photo they must purchase their own licence to use it. There are a few other restrictions such as the image must not be used in a defamatory or derogatory way and must not be used for any illegal, imoral or pornographic purpose. Full details of permitted use and exclusions are in the licence document.
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