Whats the difference between editorial and commercial?
The key distinction between editorial and commercial photography usage is their intended purpose. Understanding the differences is essential for photographers, clients, and models to ensure that the appropriate permissions and licensing agreements are in place. Editorial Photography: Used for non-commercial purposes, often in news and storytelling, with no explicit promotion. Model releases may not be needed. Commercial Photography: Intended for promoting products or services, used in advertising and marketing. Requires model releases and emphasizes aesthetics to attract consumers.
How to request / order images?
To order, simply click on the image of your choice and select "Request" or create a selection in a Lightbox and click on "Request a quote for this selection" to access the order form.
How to pay?
For every licensing, we send an invoice - this invoice also serves as our simple and straightforward licensing agreement. You can pay via bank transfer to our EU-based bank account, or, if it’s easier, by credit card via Stripe.
How to become an artist at CA?
We're dedicated to the highest standards of image quality and curation, which is why we handpick the most outstanding artists for our roster. However, our commitment goes beyond quality. We value a balanced visual narrative, explore specific themes and celebrate a diverse mix of artists from different backgrounds. Ready to embark on this creative journey? Share your vision with us by submitting 100 low-resolution images through your preferred file-sharing platform to apply@connected-archives.com.