The Road AheadForrest Gump Point, Monument Valley, Utah
Licensing
License the work.
Commercial, editorial and hospitality licenses for photographs that make people stop. Every image is an original in-camera photograph, created and owned by Sarah L. Glabman.
Campaigns, out-of-home, packaging, digital and social. Licensed by media, territory and term, with category exclusivity available.
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Editorial & publishing
Magazine covers and features, books, documentaries and press. A credit line travels with every editorial use.
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Hospitality & interiors
Art programs for hotels, resorts, offices, healthcare and residential developments, from one signature piece to every room on the property.
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Exclusive & archive
Exclusive rights for a defined term or a full buyout, plus access to unreleased work from Sarah's private archive.
The MonolithTotem Pole, Monument Valley, Arizona
Hospitality Art Programs
Art that makes a property feel like nowhere else.
Guests remember how a place made them feel. Sarah works with hotels, resorts, developers and designers to build art programs around a sense of place: Sonoran sunsets for a Scottsdale resort, glacier blue for a modern lobby, wildlife for a safari lodge or a private club.
She helps select the images, plan scale and placement for each space, and delivers either print-ready files for your fabricator or finished museum-quality artwork, produced as large as 60 × 90 inches.
Every license is written for the way your project will actually use the image, so you pay for the rights you need and nothing you don't.
UseAdvertising, editorial, interiors or a mix
Media & placementPrint, digital, out-of-home, packaging, broadcast or on the wall
TerritoryOne city, one country or worldwide
TermA season, a campaign, a set number of years or in perpetuity
Quantity & scalePrint run, number of rooms or pieces, finished sizes
ExclusivityNon-exclusive, category exclusive or full buyout
How Licensing Works
Four chapters. One photograph, put to work.
Diamonds in the DarkDiamond Beach, South IcelandGlacial ice on black volcanic sand at Iceland's Diamond Beach.
Heaven & EarthGrand Canyon National Park, ArizonaThe Grand Canyon from Lipan Point on the South Rim.
TogetherBotswanaA family moving as one across the Botswana savanna at sunset.
Golden Gate SunriseSan Francisco, CaliforniaThe Golden Gate Bridge at first light.
Diamonds in the DarkDiamond Beach, South IcelandGlacial ice on black volcanic sand at Iceland's Diamond Beach.Chapter I
The Image
It starts with a photograph that stops you. Choose from the portfolio, or describe what you need and Sarah will pull options from her private archive, including work that has never been released.
Heaven & EarthGrand Canyon National Park, ArizonaThe Grand Canyon from Lipan Point on the South Rim.Chapter II
The Use
Tell Sarah where the image will live: the campaign, the publication, the lobby. How large, for how long, in which territory, and whether it should be yours alone. A few sentences is plenty.
TogetherBotswanaA family moving as one across the Botswana savanna at sunset.Chapter III
The Agreement
A written quote and a clear license, usually within one to two business days, from Sarah herself. Every right spelled out. Nothing left to interpretation.
Golden Gate SunriseSan Francisco, CaliforniaThe Golden Gate Bridge at first light.Chapter IV
The Delivery
Color-managed master files prepared for your use, or finished museum-quality artwork, delivered and ready to hang.
Licenses are not transferable unless the agreement says so.
Using any image to train, fine-tune or prompt AI or machine-learning systems is never permitted.
Questions
Licensing, answered.
How much does it cost to license one of these photographs?
Every license is quoted per project. The fee depends on how the image will be used, where it will appear, for how long, at what scale and whether you need exclusivity. Send a short description of your project and Sarah will reply with a written quote, usually within one to two business days.
What is the difference between commercial and editorial licensing?
Commercial licensing covers uses that promote a product, service or brand, such as advertising, packaging, websites and social campaigns. Editorial licensing covers uses that inform or tell a story, such as magazine articles, books and documentaries. Commercial uses are typically priced higher because the image is working to sell something.
Can we license images for a hotel, office or healthcare art program?
Yes. Sarah licenses work for hospitality, private aviation, corporate, healthcare and residential projects, from a single statement piece to a full property. She can supply print-ready master files to your fabricator, or deliver finished museum-quality artwork produced by her studio, sized and framed for each space. See art programs.
Can we get exclusive rights to an image?
Exclusivity is available by category, territory or term, and some images can be bought out entirely. Exclusive rights are quoted individually. Images in the Collector's Reserve are offered with campaign exclusivity only.
Why are some images not available as wall art?
Sarah's Collector's Reserve images are sold to collectors in tiny editions of 15 or 24, with a written promise that they will never be reproduced as wall art in another form. Licensing honors that promise: those images are available for editorial and campaign use only. For interiors, choose from her Limited Edition work, her private archive or a commission.
Are these photographs AI-generated or composited?
No image is AI-generated. Every photograph is captured in-camera by Sarah at a real place and moment. Like the master landscape photographers before her, she finishes her work with careful adjustments to exposure, contrast and color, and on occasion blends elements from her own photographs of the same scene. If your use requires strictly unaltered documentary images, say so and Sarah will advise which frames qualify.
What files do you deliver?
High-resolution, color-managed master files sized and prepared for your use, delivered with your written license. For interiors, Sarah can also deliver finished artwork, produced as museum-quality acrylic and shipped fully insured.
Can I use an image I found on this website or on social media?
Not without a written license. Every photograph on this site is protected by copyright, and using any image to train AI or machine-learning models is never permitted. If you would like to use an image, start an inquiry and Sarah will make it easy.
Do you work with interior designers and art consultants?
Yes. Designers, art consultants and procurement teams work with Sarah directly on selection, scale, placement and installation, and receive project pricing.
Frozen KingdomJökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, Iceland
Work With Sarah
Found the image? Let's make it yours to use.
Share the image and how you plan to use it. Sarah replies with a written quote, usually within one to two business days.