So the headerimage coding is responsive which just means that it will shrink or expand to keep the area full. You aren't seeing all of the image because your browser window isn't 1600px in width.
If you want to adjust this you can go to the headerimage section and change background-size: cover; to background-size: 100% 100%;
This will always keep the image full on width and height but you may see the image changing shape slightly at times to accommodate the size of your browser.
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If you want to adjust this you can go to the headerimage section and change
background-size: cover;
to
background-size: 100% 100%;
This will always keep the image full on width and height but you may see the image changing shape slightly at times to accommodate the size of your browser.
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