# Image credits and licences — Fieldwork Electrical

| File | Source | Author | Licence | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `img/lighting.webp` | [Commons: A quartz worktop by Gemini Worktops](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A%20quartz%20worktop%20by%20Gemini%20Worktops.jpg) | Oblackburn23 | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Cropped to 1200×820 from the left edge so the three pendants and the shuttered window stay in frame. Resized, mild sharpen, WebP |
| `img/board.webp` | Wikimedia Commons via Openverse | Dmitry G | CC BY-SA 3.0 | Cropped, resized, WebP |
| `img/older-install.webp` | Wikimedia Commons via Openverse | Dmitry G | CC BY-SA 3.0 | Cropped, resized, WebP |
| `img/finished-board.webp` | [Commons: RCD Protection Consumer Dual Split-Load](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RCD_Protection_Consumer_Dual_Split-Load.jpg) | Evry Electrical | CC BY 4.0 | Cropped to the breaker row, which also removes the original installer's branding and their handwritten inspection dates. Resized, mild sharpen, WebP |

The three share-alike images are adaptations, so the adapted versions carry the
same licence as their originals. Attribution appears in the page footer.

## Where each one sits, and why

The hero is a finished, lit kitchen rather than a board with the cover off: it
shows what a customer is buying — pendants over the island, downlights across
the ceiling, the room finished around them. The board photography is real work
but it is equipment, so it sits in the section that describes the jobs.

## Still wanted

An electrician testing at a board, and a UK-specific lighting shot from a
smaller room — a hallway or a landing — to sit alongside the kitchen.

The kitchen was the only usable result from a wide search. Commons categories
for ordinary British homes are thin: `Interiors of houses in England` is 48
subcategories of stately homes (Blenheim, Chatsworth, Arundel), `Living rooms in
England` holds four files, and `Kitchens in England` and `Bathrooms in England`
do not exist. `Light fixtures in the United Kingdom` is cinemas and railway
stations. Openverse rate-limited partway through and returned non-UK stock and
clipart while it was reachable.