Old Amsterdam - Historic Photopack
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Photopack: 200 Old Amsterdam Photos-
ROYALTY FREE REFERENCE PACK
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This photo-pack includes 200 photos of the Old Amsterdam city centre.
There's many photos of typical Amsterdam houses, building facades, details of doors and windows and of course historic landmarks like The Rijksmuseum, The Stadsschouwburg, and the Royal Palace. Take a journey back into time and get an impression of what Amsterdam must have looked like in it's glory days.
This collection is well suited for your historic projects that require architecture details.
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Content:
200 Royalty Free Photos of Old Amsterdam.
All images are high-resolution and in .jpg-format.
Royalty free for personal and commercial use.
120 photos 3872 x 2592 pixels - horizontal
80 photos 2592 x 3872 pixels - vertical
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License Agreement:
By purchasing/downloading this collection of photographs you aquire a non-transferable 'Single Person User License' for all included photographs. This license allows you to use the provided photographs for all your commercial and non-commericial projects.
The license does not give you ownership of the photographs and you are not allowed to resell / distribute / publish or share this collection or the unaltered single photographs to any 3rd parties without prior written consent from Dennis Houwers. Don't share this photopack or the included photos with others and instead benefit from having original and more exclusive references for yourself and your own work.
(c)copyright Dennis Houwers.
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Dennis Houwers