The people behind the pictures
A world worth
looking at.
Photography is a big part of Waywide. Here’s where our pictures come from.
Travel photography
Our destination photographs come from Unsplash and are used under the Unsplash Licence. Here are the photographers behind the places you see on Waywide.
- Tokyo — Jezael Melgoza / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Bali — Andreas Felske / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Queenstown — Erik Adair / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Waihi Beach — Look Up Look Down Photography / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Seoul — Anastasia Zanko / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Hakodate Airport departures board — Unsplash; photographer not identified in our retained records. View the original photograph.
- The Neck, New Zealand — JinHui Chen / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Lake Hawea road — Tyler Lastovich / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Aoraki Mount Cook — Yoal Desurmont / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Lake Tekapo — Sébastien Goldberg / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Lake Hawea reflection — Esaias Tan / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Seoul night traffic — Jinhan Moon / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Mentawai Islands — Kyle Petzer / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
- Seoul alley — Robson Hatsukami Morgan / Unsplash. View the original photograph.
Founder photographs
The photographs of Henry in Kyoto, Jess in New York, Henry and Jess together in Fiji, Henry snorkelling in Fiji, Midnight Espresso in Wellington and Hokitika Gorge were supplied by the founders for Waywide. They are personal travel photographs, rather than stock imagery. Photographer names have not been added where they were not supplied.
Additional Japan photographs
- Kyoto Torii — Jeremy Goldberg / Unsplash.
- Osaka Canal — Stefan Szankowski / Unsplash.
- Hiroshima River — Dmitry Romanoff / Unsplash.
Map
World geography from Natural Earth, in the public domain, distributed through world-atlas under the ISC licence. The map is for travel inspiration, not navigation or a statement about borders.
Type and identity
Fraunces by Undercase Type and Inter by Rasmus Andersson. The Drop is Waywide’s brand symbol.
For photography or credit questions, email info@waywide.co.nz.