With thanks to the photographers.
Some of the photographs in our advertising and around the site come from generous photographers who share their work under open licenses. We edit these images only modestly (light, season, a friendlier crowd) and we keep the real places intact. Here is where they came from, and our thanks to the people who made them.
Photos used under Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 2.0)
These photographers ask only that we credit them, which we are glad to do:
- Marietta, Community House. Photo by Governor Tom Wolf via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
- Lititz, East Main Street. Photos by Allie_Caulfield via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
- Columbia, Locust Street. Photo by David Wilson via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
- Columbia, Susquehanna river and bridge. Photo by Nicholas A. Tonelli via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
- Strasburg, Rail Road steam locomotive (#90). Photo by Forsaken Fotos via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
- Strasburg, Rail Road steam locomotive (#475) in farmland. Photo by Eli Christman via Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
With thanks (no attribution required)
These were generously released into the public domain or shared under licenses that ask for nothing in return. We are grateful all the same:
- Lancaster, downtown. Photos by Jeff McLain and Bryce Wendler via Unsplash.
- Marietta and Columbia, historic landmarks and the river bridge. Photos by Smallbones via Wikimedia Commons, released into the public domain (CC0).
- Strasburg, Rail Road steam locomotive at Groff's Grove. Photo by Toby Schramm, released into the public domain.
A note on our images
Lancaster Live never invents a fake photo of a real place. Every image of a real street, venue, or landmark starts from an actual licensed photograph of that place, and any edits we make are modest. If you believe an image is credited incorrectly, please tell us at hello@lanclive.com and we will fix it.