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Biltmore House is an Estate located in Asheville, North Carolina, USA. The estate was built between the years 1889 and 1898 by George Washington Vanderbilt II, and covers approximately 8000 acres. Family dwelt at the estate until 1956, when it was open to the public as a museum, with all rights to the property being

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Blarney Castle is an old Irish stronghold located near Cork, Ireland, and is most known for being the site of the famous Blarney Stone; Legend has it that any who kiss this magical stone are given the ‘Gift of Gab’, or Eloquence. Additionally the castle is surrounded by extensive, kept gardens. Ownership of the castle

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As places of worship, churches can represent stunning and impressive feats of architecture spanning history. Since church buildings themselves range from ancient to more modern in design, it is useful to understand how they currently function, especially if the intent is to create imagery that features the location. Some churches operate exclusively as places of

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The City of Arts and Sciences is a cultural and architectural complex in Valencia, Spain. It was designed by architects Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela, completed in 2005. Content featuring any of the buildings or structures by Santiago Calatrava, where these works are the sole subject, is not suitable in Creative collections.  Content featuring the City

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Commercial photography within the San Francisco museum is prohibited without clearance. Visitors may take photographs in the Atrium for personal use only. Imagery taken of and at the SFMOMA is not suitable for commercial use Exterior shots may be suitable for editorial use, however interior shots requires consent to be obtained.  

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 Located in Nevada (USA), the Neon Museum maintains restored signs along an area known as the Urban Gallery, as well houses signs in what is called the Boneyard collection. An admission fee is charged for entry to the location, and additionally a guided tour is required to access the neon sign section known as the

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The Smithsonian is a museum complex with most of its facilities in Washington D.C., USA. Content featuring the Smithsonian Institution, whether exterior and interior, is unsuitable for commercial use; This includes content shot on Smithsonian grounds, as well as shots of any exhibits or works displayed at Smithsonian locations.  Content featuring the museum may be

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The Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum is located in New York city, USA. Use of the Guggenheim name, imagery of the Museum buildings, interiors, and exhibits (including and not limited to artworks) are unsuitable for commercial use. Content featuring the museum may be suitable for editorial use. Note: multiple Guggenheim locations i.e. New York, Las Vegas, Bilbao,

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Located in Vancouver city, Canada, the Telus World of Science is a family and tourist attraction. Imagery where the building is the main focus is not suitable for commercial use. Skyline shots should be acceptable, provided Telus World of Science is not the main focus or subject of the content.  Exterior shots are acceptable for

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Though admission to the British Museum is free, the museum maintains it’s own shoot policy, requiring permits and clearance for any commercial or editorial shoots & end-uses. Interior shots of the museum are unsuitable for commercial use,  however may be permissible for editorial purposes provided consent has been obtained.  Please also refer to the Museums & Ticketed Locations

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