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Terms and procedures



The pictures on Bill's website are available for use on websites and in print, with permission. For non-commercial website uses, up to ten pics may be used at no charge. Larger, higher-quality copies can be supplied. Commercial websites and printed media may apply for terms, as specified below. All pictures are copyright. All available photos are contained on this site.

Websites:
Non-profit websites
may use up to ten pictures at no charge, as long as you:
1. place visible acknowledgements on any web-page where Bill's pictures stand. Use this text:
© pictures by Bill Glenn
inserting a link to https://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/earthhart.html

2. send an e-mail to containing info of the specific pictures you wish to use, and the URL(s) of the page(s) you will place them on. In all but a few cases, permission will quickly be granted, by return – we seek mainly to track how the pictures are used! Voluntary donations are very welcome – donations help Bill cover his costs in keeping up the good work! If you need larger-sized, uncompressed JPG photos (around 150k, 600x400px), please detail your request in your permission e-mail, and they'll be made available.

It is possible to buy prints of these photos too, at a variety of sizes. Please e-mail to enquire

Commercial, professional and financially-supported websites must seek permission and pay a charge, by negotiation. Useful energy-exchanges can be considered – make suggestions! Please e-mail with details of the specific photos to be used, including the URL(s) or the page(s) on which they will stand. Prices/exchanges will be scaled to the nature of the website and use of the photos, and the number of photos requested. Larger-sized, uncompressed JPG photos (600px long-axis, 200dpi) will be sent on completion of arrangements. If larger copies are required, please request.

Reproduction in print: permission and payment is necessary. Please enquire by e-mail or post.


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