CPA and Bookkeeping Huntsville AlternativePhoto creditsPicture credits name every file we used on these pages.
Some pictures are places in Huntsville. The home also shows the public library, city hall behind the trees, the Cafe Texan sign, and the quiet arena at Sam Houston State, because a thin July is the month an owner is in.
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Who made the photographs
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A Tribute to Courage is a Commons photograph of the Sam Houston statue beside Interstate 45, and that statue is not the home picture. The downtown blocks, city hall, the public library, Cafe Texan, the Greyhound station, the Avon theater, the community theater, Mr. Hamburger, Route 190, and St. James church are from the May 2022 Commons set of street photographs of Huntsville. The old Gibbs store, the Gibbs-Powell house, the Boettcher house, and Austin Hall are separate Commons files of those buildings. The campus renovations file is a photograph of work at Sam Houston State. The HEARTS veterans complex, the pines at the environmental laboratory, and the campus statue are further Commons files, each used once.
Licenses are the ones named on each Commons page, including CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA, and public domain. The author line for each file is in the source table kept with the build. A credit that is wrong can be corrected by a call to the footer number.
What the pictures are doing
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The home clip shows the typed search and a thin July beside a loud August. The still under that clip is a clothing rack and an empty shop floor, with no price tag in the frame. A downtown block still stands for the close. The Gibbs store stands for a door that has stayed open. Huntsville city hall, seen past the trees with no chart on the wall, stands for the dates that do not move. The Huntsville Public Library, brick with the name on the wall, stands for a thin month. The Cafe Texan sign on the brick corner stands for a question asked in plain words. The quiet arena at Sam Houston State, orange and empty, with no crowd in it, stands for a month that still has to close. That library picture is a Commons photograph of the building, graded lightly, with no phone number in the frame. The Avon picture is only the upper facade, so a phone number on the marquee stays out of the frame.
No file is a second crop of another file. No file is a landmark from another city standing in for Huntsville. The portrait of Steven Palmieri, where it appears, is the practice photograph and not a Commons file. Plates carry large words and no digits. The grade on the photograph is light so the place stays readable.