Photography
Photography is a powerful way to tell the UND story. Images should represent our determined culture and commitment to making a tangible impact. For more information on selecting and editing photos to meet UND Brand Standards, contact identity@UND.edu to request the UND Look Tools Kit.
Accessing UND Photos
Online Photo Library
University Photographers maintain an online photo gallery for general campus use. These images illustrate a wide range of UND programs, activities and locations.
These photos may be used for official University purposes. By using the UND online photo library, you agree to the UND Photo Use Requirements.
Requests for additional archived photography may be submitted to marketing@UND.edu.
Professional Headshots
Professional headshot services are available to University faculty and staff. For more information on headshot services, visit Marketing & Creative Services.
Request Photos
If you have additional photo needs, submit a request to marketing@UND.edu.
Photography Tips
- Images should be people-focused and action-oriented to showcase UND's students, faculty and staff putting their passion into action.
- When featuring landscape photography, use bold and expansive shots to illustrate the breadth and beauty of our campus.
- All photos/images/graphics should be the property of the University or used with appropriate permissions from the owner(s).
- Photos taken by and property of UND should always take preference when possible.
- Avoid stock photos and clip art. If you use stock images, ensure that you have purchased a license or gained legal permission, as many images are copyrighted and may require royalty fees for use.
- If you need a university approved release form for photography, videography, testimonials/quotes or other marketing related items, please email UND.marketing@UND.edu.
Pixelization
Pixelization is when small single-colored square display elements are visible in an image. It occurs when an image is sized larger than its original dimensions/resolution. Pixelization can be prevented by using the exact measurements and minimum resolution when sizing an image file:
- 300 ppi for print
- 72 ppi for digital
