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Pictures on this site

This site uses photographs of real places in this city and in the state, each one its own file. We do not stretch one download across two pages. The list below names the picture and the person who made it, with the license they chose.

Capitol front, cap-front, is a Wikimedia Commons photograph of the Texas State Capitol by LoneStarMike. The dome, cap-dome, is a different Commons photograph of the same building from below, by Irfan Tahir. They are not one crop used twice.

The bats over Congress Avenue, the letter book, Sunken Garden, the Deep Eddy bathhouse, Deep Eddy pool, the cypress, the river towers, the dusk bridge, the boats, the East Sixth sidewalk, the remaining murals, and the Red River sign are separate photographs. Credits for each file are kept with the build, and the photographers keep the rights their license names. The portrait is the practice photograph of Steven Palmieri, used once, on the home.

What we changed, and what we did not

We crop for the column and save a webp. We do not paint a new city over an old one, and we do not add a caption in type smaller than a headline. If words appear inside a photograph, they were already on the building, the boat, or the wall.

Four home tiles are drawings we made. One is a short ledger, one is a circle with two bars, one is three stacked cards, and one is a row of bars at different heights. Those are not photographs. Each drawing is its own shape, so a tile about an idea still has a picture.

The mark beside the form is a small rose block we drew. The wordmark Steven Palmieri is the practice logo, used with permission of the practice, which is the same practice that publishes these pages.

If a credit is thin

If you are the photographer and the credit is missing or wrong, tell us. We would rather correct a line than argue about a picture that is supposed to be a gift to the reader. Use the form and name the page.

Places named in the writing are real. The bats at the Ann Richards bridge, the stadium since 1924, Franklin Barbecue since 2009, the capitol, Barton Springs, SoCo, Zilker, the Treaty Oak, the Pennybacker Bridge, Deep Eddy. The sentences around them are ours.

No client is pictured and no client is named. A boat full of people on the river is a public evening, not a testimonial. We do not imply that anyone on a dock hired us.

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