Photo Permits
Whether you are an amateur shutterbug or a seasoned professional, you will find it hard to resist the allure of colorful spring greens, majestic oak trees beneath views of the High Sierra, stark foggy winter atmospheres, and cattle roaming in a bucolic setting.
Visitors with a camera or smartphone can take photos at Sequoia Riverlands Trust’s open preserves without a permit. Photo permits are required for professional photographers providing a service to a client, paid or otherwise.
You never know what you might see at the preserves—bobcats, lizards, birds of all shapes and sizes, coyotes, squirrels, rabbits, and other species. Keep those cameras handy!
Professional Photography Permits
Professional photographers are required to have a valid photo permit at all times when using Sequoia Riverlands Trust property for photo shoot locations. Annual permits start at $225 and may be purchased through the button below.
Who Needs a Permit?
- Professional photographers providing a service to a client
- Paid and non-paid services provided by a professional photographer
- Commercial videographers providing a service to a client (may be subject to different guidelines)
When you share photos taken at a preserve, please be sure to identify the location in any advertising or communications materials including (but not limited to): print, websites, and other electronic distribution channels. And don’t forget to tag us @sequoiariverlands when you share on Instagram or Facebook!
Questions?
Contact Samira Khan