A House Divided

[pcgpcg]

Just for fun. I like it, but I don't. Then I do.  

[Johnny_Johnson]

I like it. But then, I have a special place in my heart for old, run down houses.

Later,
Johnny

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

It has the feel of an illustration for a fairy tale. The tree is a monster, splitting the house in two.

Delightful! I like it!

[RSL]

That house is in trouble, Paul. Here's another one. This one's not going to be cracked open like an egg; it's going to be swallowed whole by that banyan tree.

[pcgpcg]

it's going to be swallowed whole by that banyan tree.

And in that climate it won't take long!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

This could make for another really interesting thread. It perhaps should be called "Show us your house-eating trees!"

I'm just sorry I don't yet have any to contribute to these two fine examples.

[stamper]

My first thought was B&W. It might work but my second thought was no because the muted colours are just fine. An image that could have different renderings. One to keep looking at.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

My first thought was B&W. It might work but my second thought was no because the muted colours are just fine. An image that could have different renderings. One to keep looking at.

I agree. I very often prefer B&W, but here I think the color does add to the overall mood of the image, in a subtle way.