Photo credits · 26 photographs

The photographs on our home page.

Every photo on the page, who took it, where it came from and what we changed. Most are public domain or CC0. Three ask for credit, and they come first.

CC BY and CC BY-SA photos are credited here with the licence and a note of our changes. Our adaptations of a CC BY-SA photo carry the same licence.

CC0 and public-domain photos need no credit. We name the photographers anyway, because the pictures are theirs.

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3 photos · CC BY / CC BY-SA

  • “Photographer with telephoto lens on football game”

    by Ximeg · Wikimedia Commons

    CC BY-SA 3.0

    On the page
    Hero, and the link-preview image
    Changes
    Cropped to the hands, camera body and lens (no face); sleeve stripes toned down and a small maker wordmark softened; monopod strap lettering retouched out; contrast +6%; resized; converted to WebP/JPEG.

    Our cropped and retouched versions are shared under the same licence, CC BY-SA 3.0.

  • “Pocket WiFi SoftBank C01HW”

    by yoppy · Flickr

    CC BY 2.0

    On the page
    How it works, frame 2 (the kit that carries the file)
    Changes
    Carrier wordmark retouched out; cropped; colour graded.
  • “Photographer on the field.”

    by julie.froo · Flickr

    CC BY 2.0

    On the page
    How it works, Sports frame 1 (you press the shutter)
    Changes
    A small maker mark on the cap retouched out; cropped to 3:2 around the photographer; converted to WebP.

Public domain and CC0

23 photos · credited as a courtesy

  • “Female Hand Holding Smartphone With Blank Screen”

    by personalgraphic.official · Flickr

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, frame 2
    Changes
    The blank screen filled with a generic, drawn Personal Hotspot settings screen (composited; no logos); white backdrop toned to warm grey; cropped; colour graded to match the other frame-2 prints.
  • “Ethernet Cables”

    by Piotr Lohunko · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, frame 2
    Changes
    Cropped; colour graded.
  • “American football game”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Bride groom walking stone path”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll; How it works, Wedding frame 1
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Navy VS Tulane football game”

    by U.S. Naval Academy · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll; Field notes, Sports
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “bride groom slow dance, holding”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll; How it works, Wedding frames 3 and 4
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Athlete runners jump water obstacle”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Bride Groom”

    by Scott Webb · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt”

    by U.S. Forest Service · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The roll
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Bride Groom”

    by Tom Pumford · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The handoff, Client
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Photographer Camera”

    by Leeroy · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The handoff, Editor
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Black camera capturing yellow flower”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    The handoff, Archive
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Phone Hand”

    by Design by Matt · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Apps (the phone)
    Changes
    The blank screen replaced with a drawn Camera to Anywhere camera-roll upload screen, perspective-matched to the display (corner radius, sensor housing, tone, glare and grain); its thumbnails are other CC0 and public-domain photographs credited on this page; cropped to 4:5; converted to WebP.
  • “Joint Task Force-East soccer game-001”

    by U.S. Army Europe · Flickr

    Public Domain Mark 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, Sports frames 3 and 4
    Changes
    Cropped to 3:2.
  • “People Man”

    by Richard Revel · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, News frame 1; Field notes, News
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “People Men”

    by Tycho Atsma · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, News frames 3 and 4
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “photographic studio backdrop, lights, softboxes”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, Studio frame 1
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Technology Camera”

    by Donald Tong · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    How it works, Studio frames 3 and 4; Video, Cinema rig
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Camera Studio”

    by Kristin Hardwick · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Video, Mirrorless
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Guests blurred bride groom Marília”

    by Photographer not named · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Field notes, Weddings
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “Black Camera”

    by JESHOOTS.com · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Field notes, Every job
    Changes
    An older phone on the desk retouched out; resized and converted to WebP.
  • “2016 Army-Navy football game”

    by U.S. Naval Academy · rawpixel

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Field notes, Game-day galleries
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.
  • “People Man”

    by Clem Onojeghuo · StockSnap

    CC0 1.0

    On the page
    Closing
    Changes
    Resized and converted to WebP.

Every photo was resized and converted to WebP for the web; other changes are listed with each one. The phone screen in How it works, frame 2, is a drawing we made of a generic settings screen, not a screenshot.

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