TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Definitions

For the purposes of this agreement, “The Photographer” is Chris Boulton trading as Chris

Boulton Photography and “the Client” is the client name that appears on the estimate that

this document is attached to. “Images” means any images furnished by The Photographer,

whether photographs, prints or other type of physical or electronic material”.

Copyright and Ownership of Materials

The entire copyright, title, and intellectual property rights of any Images will remain that of

The Photographer at all times throughout the world unless a buyout agreement has been

agreed and purchased.

Right to a Credit

The Photographer asserts both his moral right to be identified as the author of his work and

the right to a credit (where possible) is asserted in accordance with Sections 77 – 79 of

the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 or any amendment or re-enactment

thereof. Please credit ‘Chris Boulton Photography’.

Use

Images are to be used as agreed at the time of booking and at the time of agreeing the fee.

The licence to use is limited to the use and period of time specified on The Photographers

booking form or other communications and no other use may be made of the Images

without the Photographers express permission. An agreement must be reached with The

Photographer before Images are used for any other purpose or after the licence to use has

expired.

Manipulation of the Images or use of only a portion of Image may only take place with the

permission of the Photographer.

When the license to use has expired an additional charge has to be agreed for extended

usage with the Photographer.

Exclusivity, Usage rights and Licensing

Licensing, usage rights and exclusivity will be agreed prior to the undertaking of a project.

They are personal to the Client and may not be assigned, nor may any image submitted to

the Client be loaned or transferred to third parties (save for the purpose of the work by the

Client of such reproduction/usage rights/PR). Images or licences are not for resale by the client unless previously agreed by the client and the photographer.

The Photographer reserves the right to refuse to supply or grant a reproduction licence to a

third party when requested to do so by the Client.

The Photographer retains the right in all cases to use the Images covered by this agreement

at any time and in any part of the world for the purposes of advertising or otherwise

promoting his work.

Any licence issued by the photographer for the client will typically be for an agreed period

(unless a buyout arrangement has been agreed). The licence will start on the date the

images are supplied to the client.

Client confidentiality

The Photographer will keep confidential and will not disclose to any third parties or make

use of material or information communicated to him, save as to be reasonably necessary to

enable the Photographer to carry out his obligations in relation to the work

Booking

The Client will receive a proposal/estimate of costs based on the project details they have

provided to the photographer (via email). On receipt of the proposal/estimate, the client

will check this document to confirm they are happy with the costs and that the details are

correct. To confirm the booking they will need to electronically sign The proposal/estimate

prior to the date of the photoshoot. The photographer will send an email as confirmation.

The booking will then be considered Confirmed.Once the Client has made a booking for a

specific time and date and this date/time has been Confirmed by The Photographer,

The Photographer will not accept any other work from other clients for those times and dates.

Cancellation or Postponement by the Client

When a booking is Confirmed, if it is subsequently cancelled, the photographer reserves the

right to charge the client a cancellation fee. This will be charged to the client according to

the following schedule:

(i) When a client cancels photography within less than 7 days business of any

confirmed date, a fee of 25% of the booked time rate will be charged.

(ii) When a client cancels photography within less than 24 hours of any confirmed

date/time, a fee of 50% of the booked time rate will be charged.

(iii) When a client cancels photography on the day of the confirmed date, 75% will

be charged.

When a booking is confirmed, if it is subsequently postponed, the Photographer will at his

discretion charge a fee for postponement.

In addition, the client may be charged for any expenses incurred by The Photographer as a

result of cancellation or postponement.

Cancellation by the Photographer

The Photographer will endeavour to put the Client in touch with another photographer in

the event The Photographer is unable to attend on booked date due to any cause beyond

their reasonable control e.g. sudden illness, injury, victim of crime, flooding etc. In the event

of such cancellation by The Photographer, or in the very unlikely event of total

photographic failure, liability shall be limited to a full refund of any fees paid to the

Photographer by the Client at that time.

Rejection

Unless a rejection fee is agreed in advance, there is no right to reject the Images on the basis

of style or composition.

Charges and Timings

If The Photographer provides a quote to The Client, the fee will be charged at that agreed

rate. The Photographer generally requests a brief at the time of booking (via email or

verbally).

Where extra expenses or time are incurred or needed by the Photographer as a result of

alterations to the original brief by the Client or otherwise at their request, the Photographer

will reserve the right to charge the Client extra expenses and fees.

Retouching means, basic editing, minor skin/blemish removals and colour grading.

‘Compositing’ does not fall into this category and as such will be priced higher than the

standard retouching rate. If the complexity of compositing means that it requires to be

outsourced to a specialist, then this will be communicated to the client with associated

costs.

If The Client changes the length of the job, the fee will increase as per the agreed hourly rate

(as of Jan 2026 - £100 /hr). If The Client is delayed or running late and the job runs into

extra time again the fee will increase as per the agreed hourly rate. The Photographer will

make The Client aware of timings and should the work run into extra time he will make the

client aware of this and the associated costs. There is a mutual understanding between The

Client and The Photographer that punctuality is important and respected by all parties.

If it becomes apparent when the job starts that it is much bigger or different job to the

agreed brief it will be made clear to the Client that The Photographer’s fee may increase. If

the Photographer is unable to contact the client/payer of invoice at that time work will stop

until contact has been made.

On the occasion that incorrect information is given by the Client regarding a booking

(wrong location, wrong time etc.) or the Client fails to arrive at the agreed location/time,

the full fee will be charged to the Client.If on arrival at a booked job there is an issue

(outside of the Client or Photographer’s control) such as bad lighting or restrictions are in use

of where the shoot is taking place, a fee may be charged to cover time.

Travel, accommodation and sustenance fees will be included in the quotation. Mileage will

always be charged at the recommended rate of 47 pence per mile.

Any congestion charges, road toll charges and parking costs will be billed to the client as a

Photographer expense and will be added onto the invoice.

Depending on the start time of a photoshoot the photographer reserves the right to book

accommodation close to the photoshoot location for the night preceding photoshoot. This

enables the photographer to be fresh for the shoot. The photographer will bill the client for

the accommodation, sustenance and other associated costs. This will be discussed with the

client prior to the photoshoot.

Artificial Intelligence

No rights other than those expressly specified in the Licence to Use are granted.

For the avoidance of doubt, the Photographer reserves the rights, and the Client or

Advertiser has no rights to, reproduce and/or otherwise use the Licensed Images or

Material in any manner for purposes of training machine learning or other commonly

known as artificial intelligence technologies to generate imagery or other output types,

including without limitation, technologies that are capable of generating works in the same

style or genre as the Licensed Images and/or Material, unless the Client or Advertiser

obtains the Photographer's specific and express permission to do so.

Nor does the Client and/or Advertiser have the right to sub-licence others to reproduce

and/or otherwise use the Licensed Images and/or Material in any manner for purposes of

training artificial intelligence technologies to generate imagery or other output types

without the Photographer's specific and express permission.

Overtime and Anti-Social Hours

A normal day is up to 8 hours (including 1 hour for lunch and at least 2 refreshment breaks)

between 9am and 5pm on any Working Day.

Any hours worked outside a normal day (“Antisocial Hours”) will incur additional overtime

fees for the Photographer, crew and facilities. These will be agreed between the Parties.

Additional fees for crew, facilities and any other third parties required to work Antisocial

Hours shall be as set out in their standard terms or otherwise negotiated. (as of Jan 2026 -

£100 /hr).

Payment Terms and Payment

Payment terms are strictly 30 days from the date of the relevant invoice (“the Due

Date”) unless agreed in advance and in writing;

The Photographer reserves the right to charge interest at the rate prescribed by the Late

Payment Of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 from the due date until the date payment

is made.

If any invoice issued to the Client is not paid by the Due Date, then all unpaid invoices issued

to the Client become due with immediate effect, even if it is less than 28 days from the issue

date, and that The Photographer may consider these invoices as overdue when pursuing

legal action for the recovery of said debts.

Payment by BACS is preferred and bank details will be provided on the invoice.

Liability and Indemnity

It is the Client who must satisfy him/herself that all necessary rights, model releases or

consents which may be required for reproduction, are obtained and it is acknowledged that

The Photographer gives no warranty or undertaking that any such rights, model releases or

consents have been or will be obtained whether in relation to the use of names, people,

trade marks, registered or copyright designs or works of art depicted in any picture. In the

event that the Image issued or reproduced by or with the authority of the Client does not

have the necessary rights, releases or consents, then the Client shall indemnify The

Photographer against all expenses, damages, claims, or legal costs arising out of any such

failure.

Archiving of Images

All final images will be stored and archived by The Photographer for 1 year. If archived

photographs are required after that time or additional storage time is required an admin.

fee may be charged. If The Photographer loses images stored in archive or they are stolen,

The Photographer is not liable beyond 1 year of storage. Within 1 year, The Photographer

is liable to the cost of the originals (a return of the original fee).

Applicable Law

This agreement shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales

Variation

No variation of terms and conditions set out herein shall be effective unless agreed in

writing by both parties.