Manchester Stock image library
The manpic Manchester stock image library is aimed primarily at the marketing property and publishing trade with professional quality photography suitable for brochures, books, magazines, television,calendars, post cards, newspapers, packaging etc.
We have a very
extensive stock photo library with hundreds of photos of
Manchester, from both the ground and the air ( we have
aerial imagery of almost everything within the inner ring
road) . As we are very busy photographing we have little
time to add images to the website but we do have many new
images in stock including thousands of areial photographs of
Manchester up to 2011 when this was written.
Our stock photographs are available as High Resolution digital files either of CD or over the internet.
The stock images cost £50 for ground images and £150 for
aerial images which includes a high resolution digital
file(approx 300PPI at A4 ) with a non transferable royalty
free licence to reproduce the images. There are no
restrictions on quantity or print size although there may be
a size limit for website use depending on the resolution of
the image chosen ( images vary from 6 to 21
megapixels email the image reference number for
details). A credit to Manpic is required with each use
although for a double fee we will waive our rights to a
credit.
All ground images
are taken with an 8MP canon 20D professional digital SLR.
Aerial images are taken with a variety of cameras from 6.3MP
to 21 megapixel digital, 6X7 negative and 645
negative.
High quality laboratory prints are available of all images.
Images taken specially to order, ground or aerial photographs. NB we only do architectural and scenic photography- not people, portraits , events or weddings. Please email with proposed shoot details including most important of all the location (Post code if you have it ) for a price quote. Most City centre jobs cost around or £350 including a selection of images with unrestricted usage. Multiple sites work out much cheaper. For outdoor photography you may have to wait a while for the weather, particularly for aerial photography where exceptional weather is needed in the middle of the day. It is sensible to allow 2 to 4 weeks for aerial photographs and 1 to 2 weeks for ground photographs, although you might be lucky.
Copyright notice. All images are copyright of manpic. All rights reserved.