Synodalia

Credits

The pictures on Synodalia are photographs that their makers chose to share. We cut them out, recolour them and set them in composite illustrations. Every one is listed here with its maker, source and licence.

Home Page

  1. Pale streaked dawn skyPatternPictures

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a parallax illustration.

  2. Geese in flight over a misty riverAdriansart

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  3. Layered hills in morning hazedannymoore1973

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  4. Stand of broadleaf treesgarten-gg

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a composite illustration.

  5. Village of tiled roofs and trees below a slim church spireBru-nO

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  6. Wheat field with a lone tree on the horizonwinluk06

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured, with its lone tree taken out.

  7. Tall gum tree in silhouettemanchav

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  8. Three Italian cypressespoissonette1

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a composite illustration.

  9. Gereformeerde Kerk De Aar, Northern CapeMorné van Rooyen, 21 September 2013

    View on Afrikaans Wikipedia · Free to use with credit (Kopiereg-erkenning). Cut out and recoloured. The trees beside it, the street wall and a sign post are taken out, and the lower right wing, hidden by a tree in the photo, is rebuilt from the same wall.

  10. Lone round-crowned treemakamuki0

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  11. Lone oak in silhouette against the lightmbll

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  12. Grass stems against a sunsetKonevi

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cut out and recoloured for a composite illustration.

  13. Open Bible on a wooden lecternanalogicus

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Split into two layers and recoloured for a parallax illustration.

  14. Stone bridge in morning fog32673519

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a parallax illustration.

  15. Bookcases of old leather bookshgenthe

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a parallax illustration.

  16. Old map with a compass, coins and a keyGhinzo

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a parallax illustration.

About Page

  1. Protestant church with its pulpit beneath the organ, RiquewihrDEZALB

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cropped and recoloured.

  2. Paraffin lamp beside a bookHookey

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cropped and recoloured.

  3. One-room schoolhouse, SteinbachArtTower

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cropped and recoloured.

  4. Anvil before a blacksmith’s forgeKlausHausmann

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Cropped and recoloured.

  5. Farm windpump in South AfricaAG-Pics

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Recoloured for a parallax illustration.

Under Construction Page

  1. Small church on a mountain summitnaturepic

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Split into two layers and recoloured for a parallax illustration.

Throughout the Site

  1. Handmade paperandreas160578

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. Turned into the paper texture behind the pages.

  2. Blue-and-white azulejo tiles, Porto2427999

    View on Pixabay · Pixabay Content License. One tile, straightened and repeated as the background pattern.

Typefaces and Icons

  1. Inter, Source Serif 4 and IBM Plex MonoGoogle Fonts

    SIL Open Font License.

  2. Interface iconsLucide

    ISC License.

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