Eerie House Nowhereville

[BobDavid]

Creepy. Intentionally?

[Patricia Sheley]

  ...with many gems

[Rob C]

Creepy. Intentionally?

Well obviously; that's why we Brits seldom fly flags other than at auspicious moments and within prescribed areas. Our homes are our castles, and not even the State can lay claim therein via rubber stamps! My place is my property. That's why I refuse to buy a superyacht: I'd be obliged to fly somebody else's flags! Well, that's one of the reasons I don't buy, but it's a good one...

;-)

Rob

[drmike]

Very clever and well seen.

[RSL]

Another winner, Bob. You've developed a style of your own. Bravo!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Another winner, Bob. You've developed a style of your own. Bravo!

That's for sure.

[Peterretep]

I would have thought that creepy in this image would have been regarding the strong uplight shadows cast by the trees but reading the other comments I feel like I'm missing something entirely.

[Rob C]

I would have thought that creepy in this image would have been regarding the strong uplight shadows cast by the trees but reading the other comments I feel like I'm missing something entirely.

LuLa is a place of gradual learning.

Enlightenment comes not as entitlement, but with time. As with all the better philosophies, of course.

;-)

Rob

[BobDavid]

Well obviously; that's why we Brits seldom fly flags other than at auspicious moments and within prescribed areas. Our homes are our castles, and not even the State can lay claim therein via rubber stamps! My place is my property. That's why I refuse to buy a superyacht: I'd be obliged to fly somebody else's flags! Well, that's one of the reasons I don't buy, but it's a good one...

;-)

Rob

My sentiments exactly!

[pearlstreet]

If your title means you wanted a creepy look, you succeeded tremendously. Very scary!!

[marton]

Houses at night, though done to death, remain a great subject. I like the continuation of the shadow on the left with the top of the tree at the back of the house. The interest is always in the shadowing. Not creepy at all btw

[BobDavid]

Houses at night, though done to death, remain a great subject. I like the continuation of the shadow on the left with the top of the tree at the back of the house. The interest is always in the shadowing. Not creepy at all btw

That house has some history. Shadowy figures once inhabited it.

[marton]

That house has some history. Shadowy figures once inhabited it.

It becomes clear. Thank you.