Photo credits
Most photographs of installations on this site are Orbitbarn’s own pictures of real jobs, colour-graded to match the site. The wide dusk views of a cottage and a campsite are illustrated scenes, made with real rectangular terminals as a visual reference. SpaceX press imagery was not used.
Orbitbarn’s own photographs
These four pictures were taken on site and edited for the website (colour grade, 16:9 crop, and removal of identifying marks such as a device logo). They are not third-party stock.
- The close-up looking up at a rectangular satellite terminal on a black pipe mount through a stone wall is used on the home page (“Farms and rural homes”) and the About page.
- The terminal on a pipe mount at the top of a dark metal farm building is used on the Farms, holiday lets and campsites page.
- The white outdoor Wi-Fi access point on a stone barn gable, with fields behind, is used on the home page (“Holiday lets”) and the Wi-Fi & mesh page.
- The rectangular terminal on a wall-mounted pipe at a building fascia is used on the Starlink installation page.
Illustrated scenes
The home-page hero (and the social sharing image derived from it) shows a cottage at dusk with a roof-mounted rectangular terminal. The home-page “Campsites and glamping” card shows tents under a dusk sky with a terminal nearby. Neither is a photograph of a specific Orbitbarn job. They were created as illustrated scenes because we did not have a wide establishing photograph that fitted those slots.
Their terminal shape and mounting were referenced from freely licensed photographs by Wikideas1 on Wikimedia Commons, all CC0 1.0:
- Starlink dish 02 — a terminal on a kickstand beside a house, used as a geometry reference for the hero cottage scene.
- Starlink pole mounted antenna — a rural pole mount, cropped by RickyCourtney from Starlink tall antenna (also CC0, Wikideas1). Used as a geometry reference for the campsite scene.
Those source photographs are not themselves published on the public pages. Unsplash, Pexels and Pixabay were searched on 10 November 2026 and did not yield usable photographs of Starlink terminals on building roofs. We have not used SpaceX or Starlink trademarks on the equipment in the pictures.
If you would like a credit corrected, please write to hello@orbitbarn.co.uk.