Page for requesting contact with a copyright owner
of a photograph on the Genuki Yorkshire site.

If you are trying to report an error, please use the Error Report Form.

If you are trying to contact me (Colin Hinson), on another subject, please use my
email page.

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If you are asking to use a photograph on your web page,
please read the conditions of use page first.

In order to use a photograph from the Genuki Yorkshire site, you need the permission of the copyright owner.
In the first place, you will need to email me (Colin Hinson) and I will forward your email to the relevant person (if it is not myself), and you will be contacted by that person by email.

Photographs for use on Web sites:

• Permission will normally be given for the free use of church photographs on web sites of the relevant churches or sites associated with the churches, but you must ask first. Please be aware that I sell images as part of my business, and so if you are looking for the use of my photograph(s) on village/town web-sites then either use a link to the Genuki html page containing the photograph or go to my charges page and pay for the use of the photograph on your web-site. If the photograph is not mine (Colin Hinson), then I will forward any request to the copyright owner.

Other uses of photographs:

In order to process a request to use a photograph, I need:

1. The name of the person holding the copyright
2. The file name of the "Frame" around the photograph complete with the Riding letters - e.g. ERY/EllertonPriory.html or an accurate description of the church ("the church at Wakefield" is not helpful!). To get the file name, you can switch back to the page you came from by selecting the other browser window (on the task bar on a PC) and then copy and pasting the name from the address bar - switch back here using the task bar again.
3. A detailed description of what you want to use the photograph for, e.g.
   1. use of a photograph once only in a single family tree book/CDrom.
   2. use of a photograph in several family tree books/CDroms.
   3. use of a photograph in a book to be published.
   4. etc.
4. Whether or not money will change hands in exchange for the item in which the photograph will appear. i.e. are you bearing the expense yourself, or are you being recompensed for the item (even if "non-profit" making)?

You can but please make sure you have read all of the above first.

Thank you very much. You can kill off this window by pressing the "X" at the top right corner. This will put you back where you came from.

Colin Hinson.