What Bookkeeping CostsCredits for the photographs

Photograph credits

Four photographs sit on the home. A person writes with a pencil on a white desk (Wikimedia Commons, JESHOOTS.COM, Businessman working and writing notes in office, CC0). A hand holds a pen over notebook lines with no readable figures (Pixabay, StockSnap, Pixabay Content License). Two people stand at a currency counter with banded bills (Wikimedia Commons, National Institute of Standards and Technology, CurrencyCounter 001, public domain). A second hand holds a pen, cropped so the page stays out of frame (Wikimedia Commons, Shixart1985, Person writes notes in a notebook while sitting in armchair, CC BY 2.0). The other national pictures are shape compositions drawn for this site: blank sheets, ticks, bars, and stacks, with no numerals and no client name. Steven Palmieri's portrait on the proof card is the practice photograph. One capitol picture is used only on the page for owners in the state where the practice sits. No picture is a client file, and none of them show a street address. Flower fields, city skylines, and loose objects are not the picture layer on the national pages.

The mark beside the form is the Steven Palmieri wordmark, used by this practice.