Indy Social Media talk by Paul D'Andrea
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The document discusses types of photography licensing including rights managed, royalty free, and Creative Commons. It explains that rights managed licenses can be exclusive but are more expensive, while royalty free and Creative Commons licenses are non-exclusive but much cheaper. The document also mentions sources for stock photography including regular stock sites and microstock sites, and notes that custom photography can be commissioned from local photographers.
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Indy Social Media talk by Paul D'Andrea
- 17. Why you should think about using photography
- 19. Where to find it
- 20. A bit about licensing
- 30. More expensive licenses, just less than 100 to thousands of dollars.
- 31. Can be exclusive
- 32. May yield more professional images
- 34. Much cheaper licenses, some as low as $4.08 for small images
- 35. Non exclusive
- 36. Possibly less professional images (but not always)
- 38. Free
- 39. Non exclusive
- 40. Probably less professional images (but not always)
- 45. What custom photography can be
Editor's Notes
- About this talk
- What makes good photography – The grammar of visual design
- Symmetry and balance
- Balance of color
- Why you should think about using photography - On this slide we have general photography
- Good Specific photography
- A bit about licensing
- Where to find it - Stock
- What custom photography can be
- Where to find it - Custom