Places, objects, and drawings.
The night game on the dates page is Rangers Ballpark in Arlington in May 2009, a photograph by Rich Anderson of Denton, shared on Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 2.0. The file is named Ballpark in Arlington May 2009. The caption calls it that ballpark at night, and it does not call the picture Globe Life Field. Globe Life Field is the park that stands there now. The 2009 photograph is the earlier ballpark, and the page says so. That is the only picture on this site offered as a photograph of a place in Arlington.
The driver at the wheel, on the drive-time tile, is a Pixabay photograph by planet_fox, photo 4933514, under the Pixabay Content License. The crop keeps the driver and the wheel and leaves the gauge out. The tile shows a person on a job. The stack of notebooks on the month tile is a Pixabay photograph by ammcintosh1, photo 659690, under the same license. The picture is a stack of closed books. The picture is not a bank passbook. The picture is not a document from another city.
The soft bars on the file tile are a Pixabay photograph by Mariakray, photo 6765401, under the Pixabay Content License. Only the out-of-focus top of that sheet is served, so no figure on the page can be read as an amount. The crew on the payday tile, two people in work vests with a laptop, is a Pixabay photograph by This_is_Engineering, photo 8499881. The people writing notes on the return tile are a Pixabay photograph by sarahblocks, photo 4156015. The two people with a clipboard, on the tile about who reads the month, are a Pixabay photograph by erwinbosman, photo 10463610. Each of those is its own download.
The laptop on the free-look page is a Pixabay photograph by iTandCoffee, photo 5183791. The crop is the screen of a video call. Flowers beside the laptop and a beach picture in the wallpaper were left out of the frame. The person on the phone, on the month page, seen from above, is a Pixabay photograph by StockSnap, photo 2585811. Book spines in that room were cropped out. The picture is the call.
The planner and pen on the payroll page are a Pixabay photograph by Monfocus, photo 1925747. A day name and an hour column were printed on that planner. Both are blurred in the file we serve. The page shows an open planner and a pen. A readable time does not remain. A readable word does not remain. The person at two screens on the return page is a Pixabay photograph by googlerankfaster, photo 5653501. That picture is not a chart. That picture is a different file from the soft bars on the home.
The driver seen from the row behind, on the two-places page, is a Pixabay photograph by leversandpulleys, photo 3092580. The three people looking at one page, on the questions page, are a Pixabay photograph by sameersindhu, photo 8828993. The truck cab and the steering wheel on the meet page are a Pixabay photograph by Tama66, photo 4059377. The gauge is mostly outside the crop. None of those three is a portrait, and none of them is offered as a photograph of Arlington.
The work truck on the booking page is a Pixabay photograph by Jking, photo 509467, a truck on an open road under a wide sky. The caption does not call that road Arlington, and the page does not use the picture as a stand-in for a local street. The video call on the thanks page is a Pixabay photograph by AS_Appendorf, photo 5006277. The served crop is the faces on the call. Tulips on the table, a tower on a television, and the row of names under the faces are outside the crop or blurred so a name cannot be read.
Earlier drafts of these pages used scans of old paper, including a savings passbook, hardware bills, a wage sheet, ledgers, checks, and a telegraph receipt. Those files were the wrong city, the wrong century, or both, and they are no longer served. A photograph already used on another site in this practice is not reused here either. Sixteen pictures, sixteen downloads, listed with the author and the license in the source note that sits with the build.
The mark beside Steven Palmieri is the practice mark, not a portrait. Motion frames on the opening page are drawings made for this site, not photographs. They play as a silent loop of still frames because the page is not allowed to load a video from another site. The first frame holds the search a visitor typed. If a caption names the wrong place, or a credit is missing, use the form and name the page. A wrong credit is a factual error, and we would rather correct it than defend it. We correct a wrong city name on the day the note arrives.
