Credits
Ring Plain Journal illustrates Taranaki with photographs released by their authors for free reuse, most of them in the public domain. We chose pictures that show the region as a visitor finds it: the mountain over farmland, a track sign in the tussock, waves against a seawall, a lighthouse on the cape. This page lists each one, with the typefaces and graphics that give the site its look.
Photographs
Public domain and CC0
- New Plymouth and the northern ring plain seen from the International Space Station, image ISS016-E-24479, 2008 (on: the visitor guide). Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain (work of NASA).
- Track junction near Pouakai Hut, Egmont National Park (on: where to stay). Photo: Sarang. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain.
- Pukekura Park in 1933, with curator W. W. Smith (on: Pukekura Park and the gardens). Photo: Oakley Studios, published in the Auckland Weekly News, 24 May 1933. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain.
- The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery and the Len Lye Centre, 2020 (on: Len Lye Centre). Photo: Tom Ackroyd. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0 1.0.
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CC BY
- Taranaki Maunga partially covered by clouds, seen from near Pembroke (on: Taranaki Maunga and its national park). Photo: AquaCobalt. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC BY 4.0.
- New Plymouth Coastal Walkway (on: the Coastal Walkway). Photo: Gonzalo Baeza. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC BY 3.0.
- Cape Egmont Lighthouse (on: Surf Highway 45). Photo: 111 Emergency, from New Zealand. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC BY 2.0.
Each picture was trimmed to a 3:2 landscape format and scaled down for the web, with no retouching. Being pictured here does not mean that any person, venue or organisation endorses or works with Ring Plain Journal.
Typefaces
Headings are set in Bitter, a slab serif drawn by Huerta Tipográfica; running text uses Karla, a grotesque sans serif designed by Jonny Pinhorn. Both families are released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, and we host the font files ourselves alongside the pages.
Logo and graphics
The logo, a volcanic cone inside a dotted ring above a line of surf, and the site's design were made for Ring Plain Journal. They are not derived from any earlier site on this domain or from the marks of any tourism organisation.
If you took one of these photographs and the attribution above is wrong or incomplete, please let the editors know (see the legal notice) and we will fix it promptly.