Brandon and Eye & Pen have the philosophy that art is meant to be seen and not hoarded. Our licensing policies are thus designed to balance the costs that go into creating and sharing our images with the desire to provide inspiration through our images on the internet and around the world.
 

Eye & Pen allows use of Brandon’s images in two ways:

With Creative Commons you are free:

• To Share: Copy, Distribute, and Transmit the image
• To Remix: Create Derivative works of the image

Under these conditions:

• Attribution: Credit to Brandon Elijah Scott and link to Eye & Pen must be given along with the image, in obvious fashion.
• Non-Commercial: The image must not be used for commercial purposes under any circumstances. For clarity on what defines commercial use, please see the Sample Accepted Uses below.

Sample Accepted use of the Creative Commons license:

• Blog Post describing a trip to Paris
• Online article discussing the growing popularity of HDR photography
• A website for a school project about the use of light in art
• An individual using an image as a desktop background for the computer monitor

Questions & Licensing inquiries

All questions, concerns, and licensing inquiries should be sent to Brandon.

‘Commercial Use’ regarding the use of images online or offline is defined very broadly. The determination of commercial or non-commercial use is based on the contextual use of the image. The determination is NOT based on the tax-filing status of the entity using the image nor on whether or not a financial transaction takes place. Commercial use of our images is allowed only if expressly granted by Brandon and Eye & Pen. All commercial uses will incur a licensing donation fee.

These fees are based on the following criteria:

• Media – print, web, television, etc.
• Distribution Size – number of copies printed, viewing audience size, exposure (regional, national, international)
• Length of Use – 1 year, 2 years, etc.
• Prominence of Display – 1/4 page, 1/2 page, full page, spread, front cover, back cover, home page (online), interior page (online), etc.

Sample use requiring a license to copyright:

• A marketing campaign for a commercial entity
• A fund-raising campaign for a not-for profit entity
• A background image for a website about furniture

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