Article photographs
The photograph of a pianist’s hands is by Gregory Hayes on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash licence. It illustrates musical practice; it does not show a participant in the research discussed.
The portrait of Carl Jung, circa 1935, is by an unknown photographer, from ETH-Bibliothek, Portr 14163. The Wikimedia Commons source record identifies it as public domain. The preview uses a closer crop of the portrait.
The archival photograph of Tesla’s radio-controlled boat, dated 1898, is credited to Nikola Tesla in the Wikimedia Commons source record and is public domain. The full photograph is retained so the boat and its antennas can be seen together.
Orienteering photographs
The photographs in What Really Happens the First Time You Try Orienteering? were supplied by British Orienteering. The grey-jacket and headtorch photograph is by Nathan Phua; the turquoise-shirt photograph is by Clorroe Cam. The family photograph is credited to British Orienteering as supplier; no individual photographer was named for it.
Ladybird photographs
The photographs accompanying A Loveliness of Ladybirds are by Pjt56, Charles J. Sharp and Jared Birk. Each carries its source, context and CC BY-SA 3.0 licence beside the image.
A Leaf for the Sting
WCW illustrations developed with AI assistance and human selection and review. These are illustrated scenes, not documentary photographs.
Location and narrowboat photographic references: English Canals and Rivers — Caldon Canal.
Black Lion architectural reference: The Black Lion, Consall by Keith Williams (2008), CC BY-SA 2.0, adapted into the illustrated scene. The Consall Forge illustration is shared under the same licence.
We Could Wonder artwork
Wayne, Orion and the illustrated scenes are WCW project artwork developed with AI assistance and human selection and review. Illustrations are not documentary photographs.