Image purchase and usage licenses

Copyright information (image and text)

All pictures and texts on this website were created by Jennifer Markwirth (the photographer and author), unless otherwise mentioned, and are protected by copyright. Images and texts remain the sole and exclusive property of Jennifer Markwirth. There is no transfer of copyrights or the intention of a joint copyright.

All pictures and texts on this website are subject to German copyright law. Anyone who commits a breach of copyright (e.g. unauthorized copying of pictures or texts) is liable to prosecution according to §§ 106 ff UrhG (German Copyright Act), will also be warned for a fee and must pay damages (§ 97 UrhG).

A free use of my pictures is not intended and I ask to refrain from inquiries. Only supporters can be granted free, simple rights of use after consultation. In any case, the use of the pictures has to be requested from the author in advance and the authorship has to be stated.

If you want to use text excerpts in the wording (small quotation), please mark them as quotation and give a correct indication of source (name of the author and title of the article with direct link).

Acquiring licenses for digital images

Prices and conditions can be viewed in the following PDF documents:

Price list for digital image licenses (PDF)

License terms and conditions (PDF)

If you are interested in a picture and still have questions, please send me an e-mail or a message via the contact form. You can apply for image licensing simply by filling out the image rights usage agreement:

Image Rights Usage Agreement (PDF)

Prints in the Shop

I offer selected motives in my store as prints for sale.

Giclées are printed with lightfast pigment ink on Hahnemühle Photo-Rag-Paper (100% cotton). More detailed information about the printing process and quality can be found here: Information about Giclées. These fine art prints are signed by me and are limited! Sold out limited Fine-Art-Prints can not be reproduced.

Larger-sized prints (up to approx. 270 cm, depending on the material) are usually available as gallery quality Lamda prints behind acrylic glass, or as direct prints on Alu-Dibond (with or without acrylic glass), wood or canvas. Framing optional.

Commissioned work

A commissioned work will be given by contract.

The hourly rate for commissioned work is 70 €, plus special costs for travel, accommodation, material costs, entrance fees, etc. if applicable.

The final price for the picture is made up of the costs for the work plus the right of use.

In accordance with § 19 UStG, the invoice amount shown does not include sales tax.

The creation of a picture can take 3 to 5 hours or more, depending on the motif. I will try to calculate the estimated time in advance. However, this assessment is not binding.

Commissioned work is not limited to plants and mushrooms as objects.

Exhibiting in business premises and public facilities

For exhibitions without sale, i.e. outside the art market and for purely decorative purposes, I take the liberty of charging an exhibition fee. The fee depends on the value of the picture for sale, the duration of the exhibition, the catchment area and the organizer (e.g. law firm, restaurant, doctor’s office).

Examples for 1 picture:

• Exhibition duration up to 6 weeks in a municipal gallery or in a hospital, city with up to 100000 inhabitants: 29,95€.
• Exhibition duration between 6 weeks and 3 months in a hotel, city with over 100000 inhabitants: 130,-€.

Furthermore, packaging and delivery costs and, if applicable, costs for travel, stay and overnight stay can be added, which will be agreed upon in advance.

The amount of the exhibition fee is based on the recommendations of the ver.di visual arts group.