Credits
Where the pictures came from
Photographs on this site that are not ours are licensed stock or Creative Commons, used for atmosphere only. None of them is presented as a Ranisons site, and none appears in a project gallery.
Attribution required
Creative Commons photography
Used under licences that oblige us to name the photographer. This is that attribution.
A grid substation switchyard at dawn, with gantries, bus structures and a control building
- Photographer
- Aliva Sahoo
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Source
- Original file
A low-tension distribution pole carrying a fan of service drops over a hillside town
- Photographer
- Timothy A. Gonsalves
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Source
- Original file
A transmission switchyard of lattice gantries seen across open ground
- Photographer
- Getsuhas08
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 3.0
- Source
- Original file
No attribution required
Unsplash photography
The Unsplash Licence permits commercial use without attribution. We record the photo ids anyway, so the origin of every published image is traceable.
Transmission towers silhouetted against a sunset sky
unsplash.com/photos/qpAOxji4dAoTransformer bushings and lightning arresters against a clear sky
unsplash.com/photos/dR3Fb6dBEc0A high-voltage transmission tower and conductors against a cloudy sky
unsplash.com/photos/Xx-SNybR990Close-up of porcelain insulator stacks in a substation switchyard
unsplash.com/photos/9RabCrFVmuMPole-mounted distribution transformer with HT and LT connections against a clear sky
unsplash.com/photos/fMqob9FAcf0A twin-arm street lighting column against an overcast sky
unsplash.com/photos/N89XdA4XrkEReinforcement steel cage for a concrete column, seen from below
unsplash.com/photos/eyq7H7gO0EYLattice transmission structures and insulator strings from a low angle
unsplash.com/photos/08ai5EDtn9kA distribution substation with gantries and switchgear at dusk
unsplash.com/photos/u719UbWj0us
Third-party marks
Client logos
Each logo on our clients page is that organisation's registered trademark, downloaded from their own published logo URL and used to identify a genuine commercial relationship — not to imply their endorsement.
Several are Government of India or Government of Jharkhand undertakings whose emblems carry additional protection under the Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act, 1950. Any of them will be removed on request from the organisation concerned.
Project cards carry a photograph of the kind of asset the contract covers. Where the picture is genuinely ours — taken on that job — the card says so, with aSite photograph mark. A card without that mark is illustrated from the library above and is not a picture of that project.