License version 1.0.0.
Which photographs qualify
The photograph's own page must show Commercial use: Yes. A downloadable size must also be available to you under its current access level. The two permissions are independent; a photograph may have one, both, or neither.
What you may do
Use the photograph within advertising, promotion, branded content, product packaging, and other commercial projects. You may make ordinary crops and edits needed for that work. The license is nonexclusive; Orbim and the copyright holder retain their rights in the photograph.
What you must do
Display the photograph's published credit line, as shown on its Orbim page, close to the image or in the work's clearly accessible image credits. Keep the credit accurate if the image is cropped or edited.
What is outside this license
You may not sell, sublicense, or redistribute the photograph as a standalone image or stock asset, or make it the main value of a print or merchandise item. An editorial license does not by itself authorize advertising or endorsement. Neither license grants permissions from people, property owners, trademark owners, or venues. Check the photograph's published model and property release fields and obtain any additional permissions your use requires.
When the permission applies
The permission is obtained when Orbim issues an authorized download link while the relevant use field is Yes. A previously published work created under a valid license may remain in use under these terms if the image later becomes unavailable or its public rights change. A new project must rely on the rights published when its download link is issued.
Other uses and questions
If your intended use falls outside these terms, or a release field does not establish the permission you need, request a separate license. See all licensing information.