Image Licensing

1. Copyright

Unless otherwise credited, every photograph published on travel-prescriptions.com is original work, taken on the trips the itineraries describe, and is protected by copyright. Each image carries embedded copyright metadata identifying Travel Prescriptions as the rights holder — this survives downloading, resaving, or re-uploading the file elsewhere.

2. What you may do

• Share a page link, or repost a low-resolution preview with visible attribution and a link back to the source page.
• Save images for personal, offline trip planning.
• Quote short excerpts of the written itineraries with attribution, as with any editorial text.

3. What requires permission

• Reproducing a full-resolution image in print, in another publication, or in marketing material.
• Using any photograph commercially, including on a business website, product, or advertisement.
• Removing, cropping out, or altering embedded copyright metadata.

4. Third-party imagery

On the rare occasion a photograph isn’t our own — a historical image, a map, or a contributed shot — it is captioned with its original source and licensed under the terms that source requires. That caption is the authoritative license for that image, not this page.

5. Requesting a license or reporting misuse

For a licensing request, or to report unauthorized use of a Travel Prescriptions photograph, email info@travel-prescriptions.com or use the contact form with the image URL and how you’d like to use it. We aim to respond within a few days.