Houston Business Tax Advisor Where the pictures come from

Photographs

Place photographs that remain show Houston itself, or a Texas landmark a Texan would know, and they come from Wikimedia Commons. Work photographs added for the open year come from Pixabay, Openverse, and public-domain files, and the alt on each one names the crop rather than a building the crop does not show. The questions page shows the stone wall at Tranquillity Park. The October page shows a hand writing on a lined pad beside a laptop. The S election page shows the blank Form 2553. The pay page shows a 1956 earnings stub. The calendar page shows the downtown towers near the aquarium, with the billboard and the street signs cropped out of the frame. The home proof card carries the practice mark, three bars, rather than a shared portrait. The home essay keeps the Buffalo Bayou Park photograph.

Authors and licenses are in the source log kept with this build. Licenses are the ones named on each Commons file page, plus the Pixabay and Openverse licenses named beside the newer files. We store the files with this site. We do not hotlink the originals.

A hearing photograph, a donor wall, a painted number on a former hall, and several foreign landmarks were downloaded by a loose search and left off every page. The Heights former-hall file stays in the build and is no longer the picture on the rates page. The rates page now shows lightning over rooftops, with a construction crane in the frame. A gold pen, blank notes, a clock on a desk, a closed notebook, handwritten figures, binders, a paper stack, a hand on a lined pad, the blank Form 2553, a 1956 earnings stub, and a storm beside a house roof are work photographs, and each alt names the crop.