RIFT / VISUAL SOURCES

Real places.
Real photography.

Canadian Rockies

“Rockies in the morning” — © Sergey Pesterev / Wikimedia Commons. Photographed in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. Used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP; responsive crops and dark overlays are applied by the website. Original photograph ↗

Dodge Ram 2500 interior

“Interior 2” and “2002 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Plus package interior.” — Dana60Cummins / Wikimedia Commons. Used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and converted to WebP; responsive crops and dark overlays are applied by the website. These photographs show the original vehicle, not a completed RIFT installation.

Passenger view ↗ · Driver view ↗

Adapted photographic assets retain their respective Creative Commons share-alike licenses. Those licenses do not apply to unrelated RIFT site code, branding or interface artwork.

Newer heavy-duty interiors

“2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD interior.jpg” (High Country) and “2023 Ford F-250 XL interior.jpg” (XL STX) — Deathpallie325 / Wikimedia Commons, under CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP, with responsive crops and tonal overlays. RIFT display and mount concepts are separate interactive layers; these are not photographs of completed installations.

Silverado original photograph ↗ · F-250 original photograph ↗

Tomahawk artwork

The signature dashboard background and alpha-matted tomahawk pointers are reused from the original approved Tomahawk monitor firmware assets supplied for this project. The website adds interactive sample readings and navigation. Alternate layouts use an AI-assisted clean background adapted from that approved artwork; the original signature layout retains the original asset.

RIFT illustrated collections

Iron Wolf, Copper Country, Night Raven, North of Sixty, Elk Ridge, Badlands, Black Ice, Pacific Storm, Wildfire and Alpine Carbon are original AI-assisted concept illustrations created for the RIFT design studio. They are Canadian-inspired artwork, not photographs of specific locations or finished monitor installations. The vehicle interior photographs remain the real, credited photographs above.