Photo credits
Real machines,other people's photos.
Every photograph on this site shows real Bitcoin mining hardware or a real mining site. None of them shows our own machines. They are here to show what the equipment looks like.
What these pictures are, and are not
The photographers and companies below are not affiliated with Tallyhashs and do not endorse it. Where a picture shows another operator's site, it is that operator's site, not ours. Photos of our own machines and facility will replace them.
We cropped and colour graded each photo to suit a dark page; the changes are listed with each one. Where the original's licence is share-alike (CC BY-SA), our edited version is offered under that same licence.
“Bitfury-top-HD”
A Bitfury 55 nm Bitcoin mining chip, top metal layer, photographed through a microscope (2013).
- Photographer
- ZeptoBars
- Licence
- CC BY 3.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Cropped, dust specks retouched, mapped to a green tone.
“Bitcoin Miner Hash Board from an AntMiner S9j”
The heat sinks on a hash board from an Antminer S9j (2023).
- Photographer
- Jon Hodl
- Licence
- Unsplash License
- Original
- Unsplash
- What we changed
- Cropped; the red lighting shifted to green.
“Canaan AvalonMiner A10 Bitcoin Mining Machines”
Two Canaan AvalonMiner A10 Bitcoin miners in a studio.
- Photographer
- Canaan
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- One machine cut out of the studio backdrop and set on a dark floor with an added reflection.
“Cam 2020-02-02 08-20-10”
Three Bitcoin miners running in a sound-damped box (2020).
- Photographer
- Steve Rainwater
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 2.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Cropped, darkened; blue and yellow parts muted.
“Argo Blockchain Mirabel Facility”
An aisle of Bitcoin miners at Argo Blockchain's facility in Mirabel, Quebec (2018).
- Photographer
- MikeBogosian
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Cropped, darkened; the yellow power leads shifted to green. Darkened; the yellow power leads shifted to green.
“Bitcoin mining farm”
A Bitcoin mining farm with its lights off, the miners' status LEDs showing (2014).
- Photographer
- Marko Ahtisaari
- Licence
- CC BY 2.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Brightened; a few amber lights shifted to green.
“Hut 8 Medicine Hat aerial 2”
Hut 8's Bitcoin mining site in Medicine Hat, Alberta, from directly above (2018).
- Photographer
- Curtis Huisman
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Darkened; the gravel desaturated and the blue roofs shifted to green.
“Hut 8 Medicine Hat aerial 1”
Hut 8's Bitcoin mining site in Medicine Hat, Alberta, from the air (2018).
- Photographer
- Curtis Huisman
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Darkened; the gravel desaturated and the blue roofs shifted to green.
“Hut 8 Medicine Hat box 1”
A Bitfury BlockBox AC mining container at Hut 8 in Medicine Hat, Alberta (2018).
- Photographer
- Curtis Huisman
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Original
- Wikimedia Commons
- What we changed
- Cropped, darkened and desaturated.