Lawford Road, Whitnash
Panels on a roof pitch at Whitnash, Warwickshire.
Taken by lydia_shiningbrightly and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Every photograph, and where it came from
Solar panels (6925093968).jpg
A red brick semi with panels on the roof.
Taken by Phil Sangwell and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
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The Austin Village - Northfield - Central Avenue - red cedar wood pre-fabricated bungalows
Timber clad bungalows at the Austin Village, Northfield, Birmingham.
Taken by ell brown and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Worcestershire black and white house
A timber framed house in Worcestershire.
Taken by muffinn and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Mere Hall - Worcestershire black and white house
Mere Hall, Worcestershire.
Taken by muffinn and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Selly Manor
Selly Manor at Bournville, Birmingham.
Taken by ell brown and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Jephson Mansions - Newbold Terrace, Leamington Spa - from Jephson Gardens - shutters and balconies
Iron balconies on flats at Leamington Spa.
Taken by ell brown and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
Tangled leads.JPG
Plugs, adaptors and a multi way extension lead.
Taken by Esteffect and released under Public Domain Mark, with the original here.
Oi! This is MY lawn! Hoppit! (168989520).jpg
Lawn and brick paving in an English back garden.
Taken by Andy / Andrew Fogg from near Cambridge, UK and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
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Scholars Gate - 80 Severn Street, Birmingham (8456537490).jpg
Red brick on Severn Street, Birmingham.
Taken by Elliott Brown from Birmingham, United Kingdom and released under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, with the original here.
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Each licence was noted at the moment the photograph was collected, and we opened every frame at full size to check it matched its caption on 13 September 2026. The two texture tiles are from transparenttextures.com. Glyphs come from Lucide, released under the ISC licence.
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