Credits
CPA Round Rock Alternative photo credits
Every photograph on these pages is named here with the person who made it and the license that lets us show it. The home pictures are photographs of places in Round Rock, and each one is named in the same list.
Photographs of places in Round Rock
Dell Diamond, the southwest entrance, was photographed by Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0, on Wikimedia Commons. That stadium frame is not shown on these pages. The home shows Brushy Creek, the round rock the town is named for, a downtown fire bell, and the auditorium at Stony Point High School.
The limestone in Brushy Creek, the wider view of that same creek, the low bridge and dam, the stone wall along the bank, the downtown fire bell on its stone base, the trees at the trail park, the bronze cattle, the bronze longhorn, the green awnings, the live oak over the path, the sky beside the trail post, and the shade trees are frames from the 2021 series made in Round Rock by Another Believer, CC BY-SA 4.0. Street numbers were cropped out of the frames we show. The downtown fire bell keeps its plaque, and that plaque carries no street number and no date. The home keeps several of those frames, including the limestone in the creek, the low bridge, the stone wall, the trees at the trail park, and the bronze longhorn.
The Inn at Brushy Creek wall is by Nv8200p, CC BY 4.0. The street number is cropped out.
The old post office, the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex, and Kalahari Resort are photographs of those places in Round Rock by Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0, on Wikimedia Commons. The post office crop keeps the upper stone facade and leaves the door notices out.
The split rail fence and the pioneer figures are from that same 2021 series made in Round Rock by Another Believer, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Old Settlers Park disc golf, hole 15, is by the City of Round Rock, CC BY 2.0. The hole sign was cropped out of the picture we show.
Steven Palmieri's portrait and mark belong to the practice and are not third party photographs. The pictures on the home are photographs of places in Round Rock. Brushy Creek under the low bridge, the trees and the split rail at the trail park, the limestone in the creek, the stone wall along the bank, and the bronze longhorn behind the fence are frames from the 2021 series made in Round Rock by Another Believer, CC BY-SA 4.0. Larry D. Moore photographed the round rock the town is named for, CC BY 4.0, on Wikimedia Commons. The auditorium at Stony Point High School was photographed by Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0. That frame shows a letter on the glass and a fire-lane curb, and it shows no street number. The downtown fire bell is from the 2021 series by Another Believer, CC BY-SA 4.0. We do not keep an office in Round Rock, and no client's job is in any frame. Those photographs sit with the other Round Rock frames named above.