Photo credits
Every photo on the Halfway page comes from Unsplash and is used under the Unsplash License, which allows free commercial use and editing. We cut each photo out of its background and resized it. The two old maps are in the public domain.
Photos from Unsplash
Coconut palm against a pale sky by Josh MillerUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Tall palm tree against a blue sky by Vitalis NwenyiUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Yellow striped umbrella by Chris LorenssonUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
White fringed umbrella on the shore by Luke Dean-WeymarkUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Outdoor café table and chairs by Yoshima PutriUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Pink folding chair by Jon TysonUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Pink bougainvillea by Cynthia MaganaUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Two lemons on a white surface by Jocelyn MoralesUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Strawberry ice cream on a cone by ian dooleyUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
White ceramic teacup filled with matcha tea by Jason LeungUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed; also cropped for the video frame
Margherita pizza on a metal tray by Phillip GoldsberryUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
A croissant on a white surface by personalgraphic.comUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Brown and gray SLR camera by Andrew DraperUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
A blue and white scooter by Andrea SciamannnaUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Iced latte in a plastic cup by Rachel McDermottUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Burger on white background by Hermes RiveraUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Three cherries on a white background by Bermix StudioUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Yellow taxi cab on the street by Maxime DoréUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Polaroid instant camera by PatrickUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Vinyl record with a red and orange label by Brett JordanUnsplash License · via Unsplash · cut to a circle
Hanging mirror ball by Dustin TramelUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Pink and white flowers with a pink ribbon by Natalie KinnearUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Four pieces of sushi stacked by Karyna PanchenkoUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
A glass with lime and mint by Alexandru-Bogdan GhitaUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Tacos in a paper-lined bowl by Deborah RainfordUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Yellow and white tram in Lisbon by Freguesia de EstrelaUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Red and yellow train in a station by Gunnar RidderströmUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Red double-deck bus by Anne MorrisUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Sunglasses on a white table by Anton BeUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Bowen Lane street sign on a brick wall by TUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
White and orange open sign by Finn HackshawUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Yellow rotary telephone by Mike MeyersUnsplash License · via Unsplash · background removed
Old maps
Ca. 1690 world map - Orbis Terrarum Nova et Accurata Tabula by Frederik de WitPublic domain · via Wikimedia Commons · resized
Map of Amsterdam - Amstelodami Celeberrimi Hollandiae Emporii Delineatio Nova (J.Blaeu, 1649) by Joan BlaeuPublic domain · via Wikimedia Commons · resized
Map data and fonts
The street map inside the phone is drawn from OpenStreetMap data, © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. The fonts are Climate Crisis, Gloock and Instrument Serif from Google Fonts, under the SIL Open Font License.
The logos visible on some objects (Polaroid, Vespa, EMI, the NYC taxi, Transport for London) belong to their owners. They appear as everyday objects, not as partners of Halfway.