Ontario Photo Licensing | Original Travel Photography

Start with a destination

Examples from our original photo library. Open a guide to choose images, then include its link and the photo descriptions in your enquiry.

Photography by Feliks Rozenberg / Ontario Local Trips. Availability and permitted use are confirmed in your quote.

Get a quote for your project

Choose the photos. Send the guide link and image descriptions, or tell us which destination you need.
Describe the use. Include your business or publication, website/social/print placement, number of images and planned publication date.
Review the quote. We confirm the available images, file requirements, permitted use and price before you decide.

Request a photo quote

No payment is taken by the enquiry form. Please wait for written permission before reusing an image.

Rights statement

Unless a page says otherwise, photos on Ontario Local Trips are copyrighted by Feliks Rozenberg / Ontario Local Trips. They are not public-domain images and are not free stock photos.

What is okay

Link to the article page instead of copying the image file.
Share an article URL on social media, messaging apps, newsletters, or community pages.
Use short text excerpts with a normal link back to the original article.

Community organizers, educators, librarians, writers, newsletter editors, and creators may point readers to an Ontario Local Trips guide. Link to the specific guide so readers can see the original photos, the full context, and the date it was updated.

Use the guide’s direct URL and a short, accurate description. A brief quotation is fine with a normal link back.
Where a credit line is possible, identify Ontario Local Trips as the source.
Before reusing a practical detail, check current hours, fees, reservations, parking, and closures with the official operator. Those details can change.

Need a photo file, a longer excerpt, printed material, or a commercial or editorial licence? Ask about reuse

Licensing or reuse

For commercial use, editorial reuse, tourism/business use, thumbnails outside normal social sharing, or printed material, ask first. Include the article URL, image URL, intended use, size, placement, and publication date.