Licensed photographs
Original editorial artwork
The Norfolk hero landscape, Market Shipborough composite map and episode collections were generated specifically for this independent guide.
- Does Your Duck Quack? logo
- Publisher-supplied logo file, displayed in the site footer and used as the publisher mark in structured data.
- Series 1 episode collection
- Six symbolic scenes featuring inheritance papers, baby booties, a trawler, Cambridge letters, discarded belongings and a suitcase on the beach.
- Series 2 episode collection
- Six symbolic scenes featuring rival food vans, hidden money, an airfield, a cricket ground, a Cambridge garage and a stormy beach.
- Series 3 episode collection
- Six symbolic scenes featuring military memorabilia, a crop circle, convent records, a stone circle, storm-hit allotments and a polluted river.
- Character roles collection
- Six symbolic editorial scenes representing the solicitor, returning sister, junior lawyer, office secretary, absent brother and local campaigner. The scenes intentionally avoid actor likenesses.
- Objects and collecting still life
- An original editorial scene combining a pale metallic silver-blue classic touring car, legal case, telephone, record, map and tea service. The car colour was matched to a supplied series photograph. The illustration contains no programme branding; the surrounding still-life details are editorial motifs.
- Five editorial banners
- Solicitor’s desk, Norfolk coast road, family archive, practice reception, and law and landscape.
- Four directory thumbnails
- Legal brief, fictional market square, Norfolk harbour, and country road.
These original AI-assisted images do not depict actors, reproduce programme stills or imitate ITV branding. They are symbolic editorial artwork rather than reconstructions of broadcast scenes.
Rights boundary
Programme stills, broadcaster logos, scripts, subtitles and publicity photography are not republished simply because they can be found online. Corrections to any credit or licence record are welcomed.