Image Use

Images are sold on a right-managed basis. Images are supplied on the understanding that these terms will be read and agreed.

How to Order

Make a note of the name of the photograph and the set that it belongs to and send an email along with contact details and full disclosure of your intended usage when the price and payment is agreed. All images will be supplied with license.

Internet Use 

Web Banner £85
Home Page £50
Inside Web £35

Repeat use within site 50% inside rate. A link must be provided.

Print Advertising

Double Page £160
Full Page £130
¾ Page £90
½ Page £60
¼ Page £45
Logo and Stationary £75
Book Cover £145

Magazine or Brochure

Repeat use within issue 50% page rates

Print Run	Front	Double Page	Full Page	3/4	1/2	1/4
1,000	75	75	60	55	45	25
1001	95	95	70	65	55	35
50,001	110	110	80	75	65	40

Should you require image use that is not specified please do not hesitate to get into contact with greengallery

Terms and conditions of submission and reproduction of images .

"we and/or "us" means the picture supplier Green Gallery

"you" means the person or entity named as client (as addressed on the email).

You will be deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions unless you notify us to the contrary and return the images to us within 7 days of receipt.

No variation of these terms or conditions shall be effective unless agreed in writing.

"image" means any item which may be offered for the purposes of reproduction.

Supply of images

1)   The images shall be deemed to have been received complete and in good condition, unless we receive notification of any discrepancy or damage within 48 hours of receipt.

Licence for use of images

2) The reproduction by whatever means of the whole or any part of any image is strictly forbidden without our specific permission.

3)  No reproduction rights are granted by virtue of delivery of images unless expressly indicated. Your right to reproduce an image arises only if:

(a) licence terms are agreed and,

(b) our invoice relating to the grant of such right is fully paid. Any reproduction before payment of the invoice or outside the terms of any licence constitutes an infringement of copyright and also a breach of this agreement entitling us to claim damages. you must indemnify us in respect of any claims, damages, costs or expenses we incur arising from any reproduction of any image supplied to you.

4)  You must satisfy yourself that all necessary rights and consents which may be required for reproduction are obtained and that the use of any image is not obscene, indecent, libellous or unlawful. We make no claim or warranty with regard to your use of content, names, text, people, trademarks or copyright material depicted in any image and you will indemnify us in respect of any claims, damages, costs or expenses we incur arising from the use of any image supplied to you.

5)  Reproduction rights (if granted ), unless otherwise agreed in writing are:

a)  Subject to these terms and conditions and any terms and conditions set out in the delivery note and licence.

b)  Non-exclusive reproduction rights for single use only in the United Kingdom . A single use means a reproduction in one size for one edition of a single publication, published in one language only.

c)  Strictly limited to the use, period of time and territory stated in the licence.

d)  Personal to you and not assignable by you to any third party.

6)  If we agree that you may license the use of any image to any third party, you shall enter into an agreement with such third party to ensure that they are bound by licence terms restricting printing, copying, networking, multiple access or other use of the images to personal use only, forbidding the assignment, resale, rental and lending of the image and ensuring that credit is given to us and the author.

7)  You must credit Dave Green as specified every time an image is used. Please credit images as © Dave Green. If you fail to credit the image an additional 50% of the original licence fee will be payable.

8)   Images can be altered or manipulated, added to, or have any part deleted as long as the image is not shown in a detrimental way.

9)  You must provide us on publication with at least one complimentary copy of any publication in which the reproduction of the image appears. For websites, please supply me with the website address (URL) when ready, so that I can check usage.

10)  You acknowledge that images are our valuable property, as are any digital images created from the images.

11)  You may not create, store or transmit digital images without our permission except so far as is incidentally and wholly necessary to the process of producing items licensed by us. If permission is granted the following conditions apply:

12)  Each digital image created by you shall be recorded and labelled with the image reference name or number used by us and our copyright credit information as an integral part of the image file, and held on an electronic database under your sole possession and control.

13)  You agree to destroy all digital images including any pre-press or pre-production copies of the images and any copies or records of the images held on a database within 90 days of the date of receipt of the images or completion of the maximum production run, or expiry of the licence term, whichever is later.

These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales and the parties agree to submit the jurisdiction of the English courts, such jurisdiction to be exclusive, save for infringement of copyright or non payment of our invoices where it will be non-exclusive.

© copyright Dave Green

Terms and Conditions

1. General Interpretation

• "The Company " - means Green Gallery
• "The conditions" - means the terms and conditions set out below and which save where agreed between the parties to the contrary in writing shall apply to all contracts between the parties for the supply of goods.
• "The contract" - means the contract between the company and the customer into which these conditions are incorporated.
• "the customer" - means the person, firm or company with whom the contract is made
• "The goods" - means the goods supplied to the customer by the company.
• "The order" - means the purchase made by the customer.

2. Orders

• Orders may be placed by mail, in person, telephone or email.
• Cancellation or deferment of the contract by the customer will be a breach of contract and the company shall be entitled to charge the customer for all costs incurred by the company as a result of such cancellation or deferment.
• No variation of the contract shall become binding unless confirmed and accepted in writing by the company.

3. Prices and payment.

• All prices are those in force at the date of the invoice.
• The price quoted is the total price, nothing will be added to this except for postage for non-UK deliveries.
• The company shall be entitled to vary it's price list at any time and from time to time without prior notice to the customer.
• Invoices are payable at net 20 days from the date of invoice. No discounts other than those shown on the invoice are given or may be taken.
• If payment of any invoice is not made by the due date then interest may be charged from the date of invoice until the date of payment at 3% above lloyds tsb plc bank rate.
• The customer shall not be entitled to withhold payment of any amount payable under the contract to the company because of any disputed claim of the customer in respect of faulty goods or any other alleged breach of contract or otherwise nor shall the customer be entitled to set off against any amount payable under the contract to the company any monies which are not then presently payable by the company or for which the company disputes liability.
• A 20 % surcharge will be added to accounts passed out for collection.
• All invoices are to be paid in UK sterling unless alternative arrangements have been agreed between the customer and the company.

4. Delivery

• The company will use its reasonable endeavours to complete delivery on or before any delivery dates requested by the customer or estimated by the company but will not be liable for any delay in delivery.
• The company reserves the right to supply part quantities of any order as and when available and to deliver the balances at a later date.
• The company may withhold delivery of all or any part of the order without notice if the customer has failed to pay promptly for all goods supplied under a previous order or may require payment prior to delivery if the company shall have any reasonable doubt as to the financial position of the customer.
• The quantity of the goods delivered under the contract shall be recorded by the company upon dispatch from the company's warehouse and the company's record shall be accepted by the customer as conclusive evidence of the quantity delivered.
• It is the customer's responsibility to notify the company if the goods have not been received by the customer within seven days of the date of the receipt of the company's invoice. If no notification is made, the customer shall be deemed to have received the goods.

5. Returned and damaged goods

• Following delivery of an order, goods may not be returned without authorisation by the company. In the event of defective or damaged goods, the company must be informed within three days of receipt of the order, otherwise a credit may be refused.
• Goods returned for credit with the company's authorisation which are undamaged and which have been properly delivered in accordance with the customers order and which will be subject to a charge of 15% of invoice price to cover inspection and repackaging.
• Any goods returned without authorisation or damaged or destroyed during return must be paid for in full.
• No goods may be returned without prior written confirmation.

6. Retention of title

• When delivered goods shall be held by the customer as the company's bailer until all monies due from the customer to the company in relation to such goods have been paid and the goods delivered but not paid for shall be separately stored so as to be readily identifiable by the company. Until such payment in full is made the company shall retain full legal and equitable title to the goods and the company shall be entitled to enter on any premises of the customer for the purpose of removing the goods.

7. Copyright

• The copyright in and all other rights in goods supplied to the customer by the company shall be and remain vested in the company or in the copyright owner shown on the goods. the customer shall not mount, frame or otherwise package any of the goods in any way which might indicate to a purchaser that the customer is the owner of any copyright in the goods or alter or market the goods in any manner which might infringe the copyright or any other intellectual property rights of the copyright owner or of any third party.
• If any claim shall be made against the customer that any goods supplied infringe the copyright in any other right of any third party the customer shall promptly notify the company thereof and the company shall be entitled to conduct all negotiations for the defence or settlement of any such claim. The customer shall afford all reasonable assistance to the company in contesting any such claim and shall not make any admissions which may be prejudicial to the defence thereof.

8. Liability.

• Except as may be otherwise required by law the company will accept no liability to the customer or its customers under any so called "product liability laws" in force at any time in any part of the world nor shall the company be liable to the customer or to any one else for any incidental or consequential damage or any loss or business or property.

9. Law and jurisdiction

• The contract shall be deemed to be made in England . all contracts made between the company and the customer shall be governed by the laws of England and any dispute arising therein shall be subject to the sole jurisdiction of the English courts.

10. Termination of a contract

• Either party, the company or the customer, has the right to terminate a contract providing one months notice has been given in writing.