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Artery Props

Cleared Art for Media Production. Posters, Stickers, Media, etc.

Photo License Agreement

Download A Copyright License Agreement For A Photograph - $6.99.

Artist Licensing Agent

Representing artists for licensing opportunities with manufacturers.

Artwork For Licensing

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Stock Photography

Royalty free stock foto resource for the Netherlands. Provides professional photos, illustrations, clip art, and video footage.


Copyright Holder Directory

Searchable database of copyright holders such as photographers, writers and artists. The directory is designed to assist buyers who wish to license the copyrighted.


Delphion Intellectual Property Network (IPN)

Free web site for searching, viewing and analyzing patent documents.


Photo File

Licensed sports photography wholesale catalog.


U.S. Copyright Office

Copyright and Other Restrictions Which Apply to Publication and Other Forms of Distribution of Images: Sources for Information Library of Congress online publication of the Prints and Photographs Division with links and information concerning copyright an


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Tips & Advice to help you make your decision on Photography Licensing

When you enter the photography business, you enter the world of photography licensing. Licensing means that you are selling the usage of a photograph to be used in a certain way for a certain period of time. It can be confusing, but if you can understand some basic common terms, you should be able to handle licensing your photographs.

'Commercial rights' is a term used to indicate the licensing of a photograph for some type of income or commercial endeavor. If one of your photos will be used in a sales brochure, for example, it needs to be licensed for 'commercial rights.' Conversely, 'non-commercial rights' photographs are ones that are used in a public endeavor, but not in order ... more


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