While my photography is most often enjoyed as prints, my images are also available for commercial licensing. Whether you’re looking to enhance a marketing campaign, publication, website, or other creative project, I offer flexible licensing options to fit your needs.
What is Image Licensing?
Licensing an image means purchasing the rights to use it for a specific purpose, rather than buying the image outright. You’re essentially paying for permission to use the photo under agreed-upon terms—such as where it appears, how long it’s used, and whether it’s for commercial or editorial purposes.
Common Licensing Uses
- Marketing materials: brochures, social media, ads
- Editorial publications: magazines, news outlets, blogs
- Corporate communications: presentations, reports, websites
- Environmental design: office displays, branded interiors
- Film and TV production: set dressing, establishing shots
How Licensing Works
Licensing terms are tailored to your specific project. Pricing depends on factors like:
- Usage type: Commercial, editorial, or personal
- Distribution: Print, digital, broadcast, etc.
- Duration: One-time, annual, or perpetual use
- Exclusivity: Exclusive or non-exclusive rights
Once the terms are agreed upon, I’ll provide a licensing agreement outlining the rights granted and deliver the image files in the required format.
Interested in photo licensing?
2025 US Open Champions Pavilion
My photos were displayed largely inside one of the US Open's most exclusive areas, the Champions Pavilion.
Dick's House of Sport
My photos were displayed as large murals throughout the new Dick's House of Sport store in Ross Park Mall.
VisitPittsburgh Visitors Guide
This photo of the Andy Warhol Bridge was selected to be on the cover of VisitPITTSBURGH's annual Visitors Guide. Several other photos were also used throughout the guide.
Pirates Clubhouse Store at PNC Park
My photo of the Andy Warhol Bridge was used for a large display in the Pittsburgh Pirates Clubhouse store at PNC Park.