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Every photograph on this site is a real photograph from Wikimedia Commons, cropped and re-encoded to fit this layout. None of it was generated by an image service. Of the 9 photographs used here, 5 carry a Creative Commons Attribution licence, which asks that the work, its author and its licence be named and the change stated. They are named below; the full record for every file is in ASSET_SOURCES.md.
“Esplanade Riel Bridge at dusk, Winnipeg, Canada” by Ethan Sahagun, CC BY 4.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1600x1000.
“Tiled Mid-Century Apartment Building with Balconies in Porto, Portugal (54821673190)” by Dale Cruse - 10M views from San Francisco, CA, USA, CC BY 4.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800.
“Marunouchi Building Office Lobby 2019” by Wpcpey, CC BY 4.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1000x680.
“Empty strip mall storefront in Fort Wayne, Indiana” by kristinafh, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped and scaled to 1200x800 and re-encoded as JPEG.
“New York Skyline (129300657)” by Andy Moreton, CC BY 3.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1600x1000, framed to exclude the lit retail brand signs on the right of the original, and re-encoded as JPEG.
It is published in the open, where anyone can copy it, so it is left short of its final polish and audit pass. The design chosen is fully audited and polished before it goes live.