CPA and Bookkeeping Lubbock Alternative CPA Lubbock.Photo credits
Each picture on this site is one photograph of a real place in Lubbock. Home tiles use the courthouse, the windmills, Broadway, Memorial Circle, the administration building, and the Jones. Interior pages each keep a different place in that same city.
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Who made the photographs
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The April 2022 downtown and campus photographs are by Michael Barera under CC BY-SA 4.0. Those files include the Administration building, Broadway, the Lubbock County Courthouse, Memorial Circle and Pfluger Fountain, the Wells Fargo Building, the University Library, the Kress Building, the County Office Building, the Dairy Barn, the Student Union, Metro Tower, Citibus Downtown Plaza, West Hall, the Carlock Building, the Lubbock Women's Club, St Elizabeth's, and Holden Hall.
The wide shot of Jones AT&T Stadium is by John McStravick under CC BY 2.0. The windmills at the American Wind Power Center are by Fredlyfish4 under CC BY-SA 3.0. The windmill and the ranch office at the National Ranching Heritage Center are by Billy Hathorn under CC BY 3.0, and the second windmill there, used only on this credits page, is by Billy Hathorn under CC BY-SA 3.0. Each file is used once.
What the pictures are doing
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The home opens on a short clip of the books meeting the bank, then payday set, then the promise in words. Under that, the Lubbock County Courthouse block stands for books a bank can read. The windmills at the American Wind Power Center stand for payday. Broadway stands for the Fourth. Memorial Circle stands for the Carol of Lights. The Texas Tech administration building stands for the month you can name. Jones Stadium stands for a Saturday that still leaves Monday's deposits to match. Cotton and the grapes are written on the page, not photographed as produce.
No picture is a second crop of another. Interior photographs stay the places in Lubbock they were made for, now without a white name plate. Each home tile is one Commons photograph of that place. A teal edge remains so the picture still belongs to this site. No digits are stamped on a picture.
If a credit on this page is wrong, call the footer number and the line will be corrected. The practice keeps the list of files with the build so a later pass can see which photograph belongs to which page.