Image credits & provenance
The photographs and illustrations on this site are AI-generated — they do not depict real Denver clients, jobs, crews, or premises. This page records what each image is, how it was produced, and the terms under which it may be used.
Images in use
Four locally generated images are published on this site. Each is an illustrative residential concrete slab, walkway, or leveling scene produced with mflux using the FLUX.1-dev model. They are intended to help explain concepts, not to represent specific work or locations.
| Public file | Purpose | Content |
|---|---|---|
/images/hero-desktop.webp | Homepage hero (desktop) | Residential concrete slab / walkway scene |
/images/hero-mobile.webp | Homepage hero (mobile) | Same scene, responsive variant |
/images/support-settled.webp | Article illustration | Settled or uneven slab |
/images/support-level.webp | Article illustration | Leveled or raised slab |
These files are the verified public assets. We do not publish or claim specific master filenames, dimensions, or seed values beyond what is listed here.
Provenance sidecars
Each source master image has a metadata sidecar stored alongside it. The sidecar records the generation prompt, seed, dimensions, and model identifier used. This is done so that any responsive or optimized derivative (resized, compressed, or format-converted) can retain a clear chain of provenance back to the original generation.
When derivatives are created, the sidecar information must be preserved or linked so that the image's origin remains traceable. This is part of our commitment to transparency about how visuals are produced.
Model & license
The images were generated using the open-weight model FLUX.1-dev by Black Forest Labs. The official repository is available at:
https://huggingface.co/black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev
The current output license for FLUX.1-dev permits commercial use of generated outputs, subject to certain restrictions and content-review/disclosure requirements. Those terms are separate from any rights in depicted people, brands, or other third-party content. We do not claim blanket ownership or permission for all possible uses of these images.
Contact for rights corrections
If you believe any image or its metadata requires correction — for example, if it inadvertently resembles a real person or property — please contact us via the business email listed on our contact page. We will review and address the issue promptly.
