Today is theme day at City Daily Photo and I found this month’s challenge, “Façade,” in the coastal town of Florence, Oregon. “Old Town” Florence has a number of late 19th century buildings that sport classic high fronts that reveal a different look if you can peak around the side.
Façades haven’t faded from the architectural toolbox. I found this one in Florence, too, in a newer part of town. The building is being renovated, but I still found the backside of the façade amusing.
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And I thought only churches did that. 😉
This is so interesting, just like they do movie movie settings. 🙂
* with movie settings. Sorry…
Love these older small towns and the buildings one finds therein. The last shot reminds me of the importance of checking out the backside before one gets charmed by a facade!
it’s a fake! 🙂
Love the top shot. I would certainly want to stop and look at what to me is an American building with history. Your 3rd shot did make me smile. Lovely.
Great old buildings – guess that one shot really brings the meaning out of facade. Great shots.
A great colonial building for the theme
How wonderful to also see the back!:) I wanted to capture a facade like this too, but my efforts were in vain. Very much enjoyed this wonderful images here!
Super. Old and new facades. I thought more bloggers would show false fronts.
Amazing how much a facade can change the look of a building!
I haven’t seen one of those facades in a long time. Nice memory and great choice for the theme!