Hero: Giant Mushroom + Arenal
Creator: LaFortuna.info / OpenAI image generation
Use: project-owned brand illustration; not documentary field photography.
Open attribution
IMAGE CREDITS & PROVENANCE
Every image has a story. Our giant mushroom and natural-wonders illustrations belong to the playful La Fortuna world we created; documentary fungi lead back to the photographers who found them.
A simple promise: every documentary photograph links to
its creator, original file and licence. The 53-photo Costa Rica wall is
cached locally for a quick gallery, while global
Psilocybe cubensis references remain clearly separate from
photographs whose source establishes a Costa Rican locality.
Original LaFortuna.info visual system
Generated brand illustrations
Destination Badge
Creator: LaFortuna.info / OpenAI image generation
Use: tourism emblem for the “World’s Largest Magic Mushroom.”
Science & Culture Banner
Creator: LaFortuna.info / OpenAI image generation
Use: editorial illustration connecting field observation, books and Arenal.
Mushroom Safari
Generated project icon · magnifying-glass field-observation motif.
Arenal
Generated project icon · volcano and tropical foliage.
Waterfall
Generated project icon · rainforest water and trail theme.
Hot Springs
Generated project icon · thermal-water wellness theme.
Citizen Science
Generated project icon · camera, mushroom and leaf motif.
Documentary images kept locally
Previously imported Costa Rica photographs
Bridal veil mushroom
Creator: Tyler Enders
Location: Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Modification: resized/compressed WebP derivative.
Original + license ↗
Coprinellus disseminatus
Creator: Norman Salazar Arguedas
Location: Costa Rica
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Modification: compressed WebP derivative.
Original + license ↗
P. cubensis spores
Creator: Alan Rockefeller
Source description: spore print labeled “Costa Rica,” 1000× DIC microscopy.
License: CC BY-SA 3.0
Storage: cached locally at display size.
Original + license ↗Cached reference imagery
Cached P. cubensis wall (iNaturalist + Wikimedia Commons)
These photographs are stored on our own server instead of being loaded remotely. They remain © their creators under the licenses listed; follow each link for the original and its full terms. Costa Rican field records lead the set; global species references follow.