How would you like to use this photo?
I share my photographs so more people care about these birds and the places they live. Pick the option that fits how you'll use it.
1. Non-commercial · free. For individuals, nonprofit organizations, schools, and government or public tourism agencies, when no money changes hands. You receive the 960-pixel version, with my photo credit and watermark on. Issued automatically.
Non-commercial: strictly not for profit, and no money changes hands. The photo appears exactly as I created it, with my credit and watermark on: no cropping, editing or other changes. You may only scale the whole photo evenly to fit your page.
Get a free license2. Commercial, single photo · US$175 per photo, per project. For any business or use that involves money, including a reserve, lodge, hotel or tour operator promoting itself. One project means one website, one ad campaign, one article or one print edition. You receive the full-resolution file from my own archive. No photo credit or watermark required.
License for US$1753. Commercial, products for sale · priced per unit. For anyone printing a photo on products they sell. Minimum US$175 per new license; adding units to an existing license continues the tiers. Units 1–100: US$5.00 each; 101–1,000: US$1.00; 1,001–10,000: US$0.10; 10,001–100,000: US$0.05; over 100,000: US$0.02. You receive the full-resolution file from my own archive. No photo credit or watermark required.
Get a priceIf you worked with me in conservation at the place where this photo was taken, you can apply to have either paid license at no cost. Choose the license that fits your use, tick “I was your conservation partner” on the form, and tell me in a few lines why you're applying and where the money will go. I read every request and approve it personally.
A no-cost license follows the same rules as the non-commercial license: the 960-pixel version, with my photo credit and watermark kept on and no cropping or editing. If your project needs the full-resolution file, tick "Also request full-resolution files" and tell me why. I decide those requests one by one.
