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Who took the photographs on Casa Clay Roofing, under which open license, and what was changed. All photos are openly licensed.

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White Spanish revival building with arches, a Riverside theater sign and red curved tile eaves on a downtown Riverside street

Every photograph on Casa Clay Roofing is a real, openly licensed photo found through Openverse or Wikimedia Commons. None of them shows work by this site or by any particular roofing company. They illustrate tile roofs, the kind of homes that carry them, and what common repairs look like. Captions say where a photo was taken when the source says so.

Page photos

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Orange trees in front of buildings with red-brown tile roofsUrban FarmDon McCulloughCC BY 2.0resized
Downtown Riverside street with white arches and red tile roofs street with white arches and red tile roofsDowntown Riverside, CaliforniaKen LundCC BY-SA 2.0resized
Garden path to the Mission Inn, with red curved tile on a shelterHotel entry, Mission InnLa Citta VitaCC BY-SA 2.0resized

Photo library: tile roof styles

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A small post office on a red-brown curved tile porch roof (Calipatria, California)Calipatria post officeEric PolkCC BY-SA 2.5resized, saved as JPEG
A long covered walkway under weathered red-brown mission tile (Santa Clara, California)Red tile roofDvortygirlCC BY-SA 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Pumpkins on the front steps, under red-brown curved tile (San Mateo, California)Sweet 1920's style California House, pumpkins, San Mateo, USAWonderlaneCC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Prichard House behind a stone gate, under bright red tilePrichard HousejrappoldCC BY-SA 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Flowering hedges in front of a hipped red-brown curved tile roof (Los Angeles, California)Caroline Bumiller HouseMila aldenCC0 1.0resized, saved as JPEG
White Spanish style apartments with red tile roofs and palm treesDewellaApartments01Traveler100CC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
Curved tile on a garden wall, by a multicolor blend roof (Sydney, Australia)(1)Wentworth Avenue Spanish Mission style houseWentworth_Avenue_Spanish_Mission_style_house.jpg)SardakaCC BY 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
Lichen and weathering, close up on faded terracotta barrel tile (Italy)Free Texture: Italian Roof Tiles 1Collin KeyCC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Orange lichen and gray patina on old red barrel tilePatina on roof tilesBrian Smithson (Old Geordie)CC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
A patchwork of colors on red, tan and brown flat tile (Montreux, Switzerland)Roof tiles at the Chateau de ChillonNelson MinarCC BY-SA 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Neat straight rows on two-tone orange and tan barrel tile (Madeira, Portugal)Madeira Tiled RoofTeWeBsCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG
Clean rows at the eave on bright orange barrel tile (Gran Canaria, Spain)San Agustin roofs CWouter HagensCC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG

Photo library: repair examples

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Example: holes and missing pieces on old mixed-color flat tile (Ladenburg, Germany)Kaputtes Scheuendach4028mdk09CC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: a magpie on the ridge cap, on red interlocking tile (Heidelberg, Germany)Sich putzende Elster 20114028mdk09CC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: a dog-head ornament at the hip ridge on pink-red ribbed tile (Porto Santo, Portugal)Remate de telhado tradicional, Porto Santo - 2021-10-09 - DSC00602Paulo SP/ WikimediaCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: thick green moss on red-brown interlocking tile (Ha Long, Vietnam)petit jardin Zen de toit / Zen little roof gardenOliBacCC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: a row of glass tiles in mossy gray curved tile (Czech Republic)Jetřichovice 4519Matěj BaťhaCC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: rusty vent pipes and gulls on orange-red tile with lichen (Porto, Portugal)Vida nova nos telhados do PortoJAMoutinhoCC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: pale lichen spots on old brown barrel tilepipe roof tiles texturewhale05CC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: a crumbling eave by a stone wall, on faded tan curved tile (Mallorca, Spain)Spanish roof Mallorca Spain 2008 2ILA-boyPublic domainresized, saved as JPEG
Example: torn chimney flashing on mossy dark gray tile (Mettmann, Germany)Brick chimney, Akazienweg 7, Mettmann, Germany, Feb 16, 2024 03-29-45 PMKaiKemmannCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: skylights set into orange-red clay barrel tile (Sacred Valley, Peru)019 Terracotta Tiles Sacred Valley Peru 1948bobistravelingCC BY 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Example: broken tile pieces on a balcony, from brown curved tile (New Orleans, Louisiana)LatterLibraryFrontBalconyViewStChasInfrogmationCC BY 2.5resized, saved as JPEG

Photo library: work in progress

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Old tiles off one slope, battens showing, on red and blue-gray tile (Huldenberg, Belgium)Huldenberg, dak van boerderij AWouter HagensCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG
The same farm roof up close, battens between red and blue-gray tile (Huldenberg, Belgium)Huldenberg, dak van boerderij BWouter HagensCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG
Underlayment and battens ready for tile, under scaffolding (Baden, Germany)Dachdichtungsbahnen und Lattung4028mdk09CC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
A roofer on the battens, with stacks of new orange-red tile (Gdansk, Poland)DekarzArtur AndrzejCC0 1.0resized, saved as JPEG
Roofers at work under scaffolding, on new red tile and battens (Baiersbronn, Germany)Baiersbronn Friedrichstal - Pulvermüllerweg 03 iesFrank VincentzCC BY-SA 3.0resized, saved as JPEG
A big pile of salvaged orange-red clay barrel tileClay Roof Slats (3232142388).jpg)Chris McBrien from Barrie, ON, CanadaCC BY-SA 2.0resized, saved as JPEG
Stacks of old faded red-brown barrel tile against a wall (Kakopetria, Cyprus)2010-04-14 Kakopetria 06Gareth Wyn JonesCC BY-SA 4.0resized, saved as JPEG

Some photos are shown in black and white, tinted or cropped by the page design. The originals are at the source links. Changed versions of CC BY-SA photos are shared under the same license as the original. Public domain and CC0 photos are credited as a courtesy.