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Licensing

License the work.

Original photographs for campaigns, publications, and the walls of real buildings. Every frame is made in camera and owned outright, so the rights you need come from one place.

Ways to license

Four ways the work gets used

01

Commercial & advertising

Campaigns, out-of-home, packaging, digital and social. Scoped by media, territory and term, with category exclusivity available where it matters.

02

Editorial & publishing

Magazines, books, documentaries and press. Priced for editorial use, with a credit line running alongside every placement.

03

Corporate & hospitality interiors

Senior living, hotels, offices and healthcare — a single piece or an entire property. Print-ready files, or finished work delivered ready to hang.

04

Exclusive & archive

Exclusive rights for a defined term or a full buyout, plus access to unreleased frames that have never been published.

Red Rocks Amphitheater at dusk
Red Rocks Amphitheater Morrison, Colorado
Corporate & hospitality art programs

Art that makes a building feel like somewhere.

Lobby and great room

A lobby, a dining room, a corridor on the fourth floor — what goes on those walls decides whether a building reads as anywhere or somewhere. Senior living communities, hospitality groups and corporate offices have used this work at scale, chosen and sized for the room it lives in.

That can be a single frame or a programme across an entire property: selection against the interior palette, guidance on sizing and placement, and delivery either as print-ready files for your fabricator or as finished pieces delivered ready to hang.

What is available

The catalogue

Landscapes and cityscapes from more than twenty countries, architecture and interiors, aviation and stadium work, and an archive going back to 2016. If you have seen a frame anywhere — in print, on social, on a client wall — it can be licensed.

The fine art collection

Open to every use — commercial, editorial, interiors, large-format installation and exclusive terms.

The commercial archive

Commissioned interiors and exteriors, plus frames that have never been released publicly.

Pricing

What shapes the fee

There is no fixed price list, because no two uses are the same. Six things set the number:

Use
What the image is doing — selling something, illustrating a story, or living on a wall.
Media & placement
Print, digital, out-of-home, packaging, broadcast, or a finished piece in a physical space.
Territory
One city, one country, or worldwide.
Term
A single season, the length of a campaign, a set number of years, or perpetuity.
Scale & quantity
Print run, number of rooms or pieces, and the finished size of each.
Exclusivity
Non-exclusive, exclusive within your category, or a full buyout.

Send the details and a written quote comes back within one to two business days.

Process

How it works

Mesa Arch · Canyonlands, Utah
Mesa Arch · Canyonlands, Utah
Yankee Stadium · Bronx, New York
Yankee Stadium · Bronx, New York
Glen at Ocala · Senior living
Glen at Ocala · Senior living
Blue Angels · Formation over the coast
Blue Angels · Formation over the coast
1

The image

Choose a frame from the collection, or describe what you need and I will send options from the archive.

2

The use

Where it runs, how large, for how long, in which territory, and whether you need exclusivity.

3

The agreement

A written licence naming the use, the media, the term and the territory. Plain language, no surprises.

4

Delivery

High-resolution files sized for the job, usually the same day the agreement is signed.

Terms at a glance

The rights position

  • Copyright in every photograph stays with Clifton Haley Photography.
  • A licence is granted in writing. Nothing is licensed by handshake or email thread.
  • Each licence names the use, the media, the territory and the term.
  • Anything not granted in the licence is reserved.
  • Editorial use carries a credit line.
  • Licences are not transferable to a third party without written consent.
  • No image may be used to train artificial intelligence or machine-learning models.
Questions

Before you ask

What does it cost to license a photograph?

There is no single answer, and anyone who quotes one before hearing the use is guessing. The six factors above set the fee. Describe the project and a written quote comes back within one to two business days.

What is the difference between commercial and editorial?

Commercial use puts the image to work selling something, so it is priced higher. Editorial use illustrates a story and is priced lower, but it carries a required credit line.

Can you license work for a hotel or senior living community?

Yes — that is a large part of what I do. It can be a single piece in a lobby or a programme across an entire property, delivered as print-ready files or as finished, framed work ready to hang.

Can we get exclusive rights to an image?

Yes. Exclusivity can be limited to your category for a defined term, or taken as a full buyout. Both are priced to reflect what the image can no longer do elsewhere.

Are these photographs AI-generated?

No. Every frame is photographed in camera, on location. Processing is limited to colour, contrast and the ordinary work of finishing a file — nothing is generated and nothing is invented.

What files do you deliver?

High-resolution files sized to the job, in the format and colour profile your printer or production team specifies. For interiors, I can also deliver the finished piece.

Do you work with interior designers and art consultants?

Most of the corporate and senior living work arrives that way. Send the floor plans, the palette and the wall dimensions and a selection comes back with sizes, placement notes and a single quote your client can approve.

Can you photograph something new instead of licensing an existing frame?

Yes. Commissions are quoted separately — the shoot, the travel and the usage are priced as one package, and the resulting frames can be held exclusive to you for a defined term.

Can I use an image I found on the site or on Instagram?

Not without a licence — but asking is easy, and for most uses it is straightforward. Get in touch before the image goes out, not after.

Pennybacker Bridge over Lake Austin
Pennybacker Bridge Austin, Texas
Licensing

Tell me where it will run.

Send the image, the use and the timeline. A written quote comes back within one to two business days.

Request a license
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