We're looking to licence stills for an upcoming project for a brand’s alcohol education platform.  The platform is focused on helping people make informed choices and moderate their drinking. We’re refreshing the website with a bright, modern, and optimistic design, and we’re seeking images to align with this new look.

We’re looking for landscape, contemporary shots with a light, airy tone that convey clarity and approachability (yes, model releases are required!). Our ideal images will subtly promote a balanced lifestyle, featuring real people 'engaged in wellness environments in authentic settings'.

We’re looking for images shot in Europe, USA, West Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.

We need candid moments of people from dynamic angles in soft lighting with warm or pastel tones that feel optimistic and inclusive.  The inclusiveness is particularly important - we want the user to view the shot and feel a part of the images, so please no images with people with their backs turned towards the camera.  We’re looking for images with the individuals/groups in the foreground, and lifestyle settings behind, and are particularly interested in images that have space around the subjects which allow for clear text across the background. 

The group sizing can be up to 4 people, including pairs and individuals as long as the images show them participating in well-being activities. 

Wellbeing activity examples:

• Yoga

• Reading

• Conversations with loved ones

• Meditation

• Exercise

• Eating healthy foods

• Arts & Crafts

• Charity

• Spending time outdoors

All subjects must look between the ages of 25 and 65. Please do not submit any images with drinks in shot (alcoholic or otherwise).
Please avoid any images that are staged photo-shoots, flash photography, or expressions that aren’t introspective or optimistic.

Terms:

One year paid, then it will live passively for online, digital and social (including the client's website)

Budget: 

£200GBP/$250 USDper image - In-market use 

£350GBP/$450USD per image - Global use 

Deadline: 20th November 2024