$1.00 Per Year For Textbook Use Of RM Images

Posted on 9/10/2012 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (1)

Photographer Jacques Jangoux reports that Alamy has licensed two of his images - A3N0PR (2 boys in a canoe in the Amazon region) and A3AB62 (waterfall of Jari River, tributary of the Amazon) – for just $25.00 each for textbook use. Of course the photographer will only receive 60% of these figures.

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Charles Cecil Posted Sep 10, 2012
The exact same thing happened to me on September 7: two images, full-page size, 3 million copies, 25 years, all for $25 each. This seems to be a new pricing paradigm for Alamy. I immediately wrote Alan Capel and told him that at this price it will be difficult for me to continue to submit my best images to Alamy. Maybe not even my good images. I would encourage others to write him as well. Chuck Cecil

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