Terms and licences

Photographs and copyright

All the photographs and texts on this site are protected by copyright. They may not be downloaded, copied, modified, published or used for commercial purposes without my written agreement. You are always free to share the link to a page.

Usage licences

For private clients, the delivered photographs are for personal use: you may print them and publish them online, crediting my name. For companies, hotels, magazines and agencies, the quote sets out a specific licence: where the images are used, for how long, in which media and in which territory. Any other use must be agreed in advance.

Fine art prints

Prints are made to order, in limited, numbered and signed editions; the usual lead time is two to three weeks and shipping is insured. Buying a print does not give the right to reproduce the image. If a print arrives damaged, write to me within seven days with a photo of the packaging and I’ll replace it.

Delivery of work

I deliver the photographs in a private online gallery, within the time stated in the quote, in high resolution and in a web version. I keep a copy of the files for at least ten years; RAW files are not part of the delivery.

Cancellations and bad weather

The date is secured with a deposit. If you cancel, the deposit covers the work already done and the dates I turned down for you; the rest is governed by the contract. If bad weather prevents a portrait, an aerial shoot or an architecture shoot, we set a new date at no cost. The drone only flies where it’s allowed and with the right wind: if the flight can’t go ahead, I’ll tell you straight away.

Liability

I work with backup equipment and backup copies of the files. If, due to force majeure, I were unable to attend, I would look for a trusted colleague or refund what I have received; in any case, my liability is limited to the value of the service.

I am not responsible for the content of external sites I link to, such as the official product pages. The brands mentioned belong to their respective owners, and none of them sponsors this site.

Governing law

Italian law applies. Any disputes fall under the jurisdiction of the courts of Como or, if you are a consumer, of the place where you live.

Last updated: 12 November 2026.