Understanding the photographs and illustrations used across Telescope Editorial.
Editorial photographs
Article photographs may come from the featured person or organization, official announcements, published source material or licensed photography. Where recorded, the credit and original source appear with the article. A source credit identifies provenance; it does not itself grant a reuse licence.
Portraits and event photographs
A portrait identifies the person discussed. An event photograph provides context and should not imply that an interview or meeting was conducted by Telescope Editorial. Older photographs may accompany a later article when relevant; readers should refer to the caption and source date.
AI-adapted hero images
The homepage uses selected landscape compositions adapted with artificial intelligence from original photographs. These are labelled as AI-adapted hero images. They may contain reconstructed visual details and should not be treated as unaltered documentary photographs. The original photograph remains available in the linked article.
Illustrative service imagery
Some service and promotional pages use stock photography or AI-generated illustrations to communicate a theme. People depicted in illustrative images are not being identified as Telescope Editorial clients, employees or interview participants.
Credits, rights and corrections
If a credit is missing, inaccurate or disputed, contact the editorial team with the page link, the image and evidence of your ownership or authority. Permission to reuse an image must be obtained from the relevant rights holder.