Licence Images
If you want to use one of Ed O’Keeffe’s photographs on your commercial project, publication or website you are in the right place. All the images that appear on this website are copyright and therefore you need written permission in order to use an image.
For written permission and to get a quote for an image licence please fill in the form below with as much information on the project as possible to help speed up your quotation. Alternatively you can email directly – ed@edwud.com
Licence Examples / Price Guide
Stanlow Community Website
The webmaster at Stanlow.org contacted us to use an image of the Stanlow Oil Refinery. His website was a non-profit site for ex-employees of Shell. It would simply serve the purpose of illustrating where the members used to work. There is no advertising or commercial element to this .org website. As a result we granted written permission for free usage, with the understanding that my copyright stamp would stay on the image and the image would link back to this website.
Play the Gamer Website
An online entertainment and event management website contacted us for an image of a rally car to be used as part of their up and coming gaming league, which worked with some big name brands. This is obviously a commercial license but unlike many stock companies we only charged £110 for a 12 month web license and provided the original full size 3500+ pixel image. Check it out at Play the Gamer.
Jigsaw
One of the world’s largest jigsaw manufacturers contacted us wanting to use two photographs on jigsaws to sell around the world. We sold a four year license for limited use in the puzzle industry for £800. You can see an example of the view over New York Jigsaw on Amazon here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is it to get a photo as a high resolution file?
To licence a high resolution file for commercial use the guide price is £100 for online distribution. Print distribution such as book covers, magazines and newspapers are usually more. Exact pricing depends on the usage, available budget and many other factors. For an accurate quote please fill in the enquiry form above.
What resolution are the photos?
Most of the recent photographs are captured at 4256×2848 (12 megapixels). However many images are cropped a little. You will be advised how large the final image will be when we receive your enquiry.
How do we pay and what payment methods are accepted?
All payment methods are accepted through PayPal’s secure online payment system. You do not need a PayPal account to pay us through this system. We also accept cheques and bank transfers but this obviously takes a lot longer for the payment to clear and before the license comes into effect.
How quickly can we get the license / high resolution file?
We aim to reply to your email within 12 hours. We usually have the high resolution file to you within 12 hours of receiving the payment.
Do you remain copyright holder?
Yes, Ed O’Keeffe remains copyright holder, but exclusive licenses can be agreed on certain images at a higher price.
Is the copyright watermark on the high resolution file?
No, high resolution files do not have the copyright notice on them
What would be the cost if we wanted to buy the full copyright of an image?
The cost would be very substantial, as many photographs generate an income for many years. It would be subject to negotiation. Obviously some photographs are not for sale.