A skier on a beautiful winter day carving a turn at Cranmore Ski Resort in North Conway, New Hampshire
This world of digital marketing is constantly changing. Audiences are always searching for new stories, and fresh images. As a content creator, I try to keep evolving to provide better solutions for small to mid-size businesses across the region. One such solution is a small, well-curated library of stock photography focused on New Hampshire. Currently, there are really two options to get quality photography at a reasonable price, subscribe to Getty Images or a similar stock agency, or spend hours scrapping the internet in hopes of finding something free. I currently have images with Cavan Images which distributes to Getty and other partner agencies, so if you’re looking for images outside of New Hampshire please hit that link and take a look around
By building a library of useful and relevant images and having it accessible all the time it will give small businesses and non-profits a better solution for getting digital content for their websites, print collateral and presentations when they need it. There is a search option so hopefully it will be an easy process for you to find the images you want. If you can’t or don’t find what you’re looking for please feel free to get in touch via e-mail joe@klementovichphoto.com and I’ll see what I can find deeper in my archive and get back to you
I offer a flat fee of $35 per image for website usage up to 2 years on all images in my library. Social media usage fees will range from $25 to $100 depending on audience size, with all prices open for negotiation, especially for non-profit organizations.
Browse through Instagram and this site and see if you can find what you’re looking for. I do also have a library of images covering, food, and beer, scenic, landscapes and New Hampshire towns. I will continue to add images to these categories as well as add more as images become available. Please feel free to get in touch directly with any requests, or questions that I haven’t covered here
