Full Frontal Facades
Featured Work
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Window, No one home by JKKimball
Abandoned home outside The Cherokee National Forest, Eastern Tennessee. / Nikon D300. Late summer.
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Alien reflections by Linda Sparks
AS IS / Aliens on a roof top? One too many the night before? Whatever you think you see, it’s kind of spooky. This is downtown Tucson, AZ on a Sunday morning. Taken with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 Featured in Wall of the World 10/24/09 / Featured in Full Frontal Facade 9/19/09 / Featured in Cityscapes and Skylines 8/12/09 / Featured in Reflections in Building Windows 8/7/09 /
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Old Door by Christine Wilson
In Oaxaca. Across from our hotel. I took a black & white photo of this door as well and, had in printed and added color by hand coloring. Featured in ‘Full Frontal Facades’, September 2009.
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Council House by blueeyesjus
This is Council House in Perth Western Australia, well part of it. Designed by Howlett and Bailey Architects, it was opened by the Queen in 1963 following the 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games. It has been the subject of much debate, mainly between the government and general public and the architect community. Dubbed an “eye-sore” by the punters it was scheduled for demolition until the RAIA (Royal Australian Institute of Architects) stepped in an rallied for it to be saved, I remember signing the petition myself some years back. Following a much needed renovation, it was (thankfully) admitted onto the State’s Heritage Register much I think to the govenment at the times disgust. May her mosaic encrusted “T”s gleam in the sun for many a year more Camera: Canon A590 IS
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"Door With Dove ~ South St Cottage" by stillpoint
DOOR WITH DOVE ~ SOUTH ST COTTAGE South Street, Nelson, South Island, New Zealand This cottage is part of a small group of houses in South St, Nelson, New Zealand, that are protected by legislation for their historical value, against development, modernisation or demolition. They have played their part in the city’s story and will remain as a reminder. I think the Dove window might be a more recent addition, allowed because it doesn’t detract from the heritage look of the place.
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No Pane, No Gain by David McMahon
Two adjacent storefronts in Dawson City, in Canada’s Klondike gold rush region, caught my eye a few minutes after I arrived there last year. I was probably 65-70 metres away, because I was walking along the banks of the historic river. But I had two cameras around my neck, one with my 18-125mm lens and the other with my 70-300mm lens, so I was able to compose a really tight frame from where I stood. It might look as if these are two separate images “stitched” together electronically – but it’s one image, simply depicting two different styles, cheek by jowl. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K200D with a Sigma 70-300mm lens. F8, 1/350 sec, ISO 400, focal length 300mm. Featured in FULL FRONTAL FACADES, September 2009. Canada08DawsonCity-28August-7674
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Liverpool 54 by Mark Coward
Industrial estate, Aintree, Liverpool.
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Burnley 4 by Mark Coward
A new school in Burnley, Lancashire.
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Bubblegum by villrot
2009. Featured in “Full Frontal Facades” on September 9, 2009.
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Tricked by Karen Checca
But that’s what trompe l’oeil does….it tricks your eye. I saw these “kids” out of the corner of my eye and it took me a minute to see that they weren’t real!!! They were painted on the wall!! Also, the “concrete” below the brick is painted on as is the door….amazing!! Best viewed larger to see detail.
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Recent Work
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Behind The Red Door by pat gamwell
Featured: COTTAGE STYLES..Nov 4, 09 / As a child, my grandma would read “The Secret Garden” to me every night and the garden had a red door just like this one! Wonderful memories! / (Merged two pics (mine), finished in PS & NikPro) / /
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...something for 'le weekend'? by Russ Styles
Grocery Store, Rue Couillard, Quebec City, Canada, Canon 50d
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Fine Art in San Francisco by pat gamwell
(Sony A350 DSLR) /
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Venice by Hans Bax
A few years ago my brother and I went to Venice again after 35 years. / Her we are looking through a gate into somebody’s courtyard. / I love the contrast between light and dark. Camera: Kodak DX 6340 DZC
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"Icon" by sidfletcher
Just about sums up my obsession and reverence with Park Hill Sheffield
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'Charcuterie mon chere'... by Russ Styles
Marche, Old Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Canon 50d
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Mission Portals by Bezay
San Jose Mission, San Antonio Texas
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Jeans For Sale by Skip Hunt
“Jeans For Sale” ~ Brenham, Texas ~ December 2008
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And a Half by Skip Hunt
“And a Half” ~ New Orleans, Louisiana © 2009 Skip Hunt
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Church Entrance by ElyseFradkin
I love the ironwork on these doors. / Canon EOS Xsi, 24-70mm
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Boardwalk Ghost by M.C. O'Connor
The Casino on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, NJ
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Bar della Salute by diLuisa
Rome, Italy ROME’S IRONY – This is a Bar & Tabacchi which means that it sells coffee, drinks, alcohol and cigarettes. The name of the bar…......BAR DELLA SALUTE – The Bar of Health! Ahh Rome….....
About This Group
JLH
New Mexico
monocotylidono
standing proud
AsEyeSee
Su Casa
We like to see full frontal views of any kind of facade. This means the side view of a house only. No complete views of a building, no skies, no surrounding trees. The facade typically includes a wall, windows, doors, the roof, chimneys. The image should be tightly cropped to show just the facade or its details.
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