Lovely row of terrace houses
Brick terraces at a street corner. You can fix a panel to brick or to render.
Photograph by Gene Hunt.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Where this frame came from.
Every photograph and where it came from
Scary Sky !!! Dingle Lane.
A corner house at Dingle Lane in Liverpool.
Photograph by Radarsmum67.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Where this frame came from.
Row of terraces, Blackpool
Painted render terraces in the rain at Blackpool.
Photograph by EthelRedThePetrolHead.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Where this frame came from.
Lloyd Street South, Moss Side
A brick terrace on Lloyd Street South in Moss Side, Manchester.
Photograph by Gene Hunt.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Where this frame came from.
Chapel Stile Cumbria
Stone, render and slate at Chapel Stile in Cumbria.
Photograph by Terry Kearney.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Zero 1.0. Where this frame came from.
Elterwater
Open ground at Elterwater in Cumbria.
Photograph by Terry Kearney.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Zero 1.0. Where this frame came from.
Solar-panelled council housing
Panels on a house roof in England.
Photograph by lydia_shiningbrightly.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Where this frame came from.
UK BS1363 double wall socket.jpg
A switched double socket on an indoor wall.
Photograph by Thryduulf.
The photographer released it under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Where this frame came from.
We recorded the licence for each photograph when we collected it, and we opened every frame and checked it against its caption on 13 September 2026. The texture tile came from transparenttextures.com. The glyphs are Lucide, under the ISC licence.
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