House On A Hill by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Marcos and I were coming back from Brookings, Oregon and stopped for a break along the coast. This house was on a hill across the highway and while we were there, two men walked up and we started talking. Turned out one of them had lived in the house; his family owned it years ago. They were planning on doing some work on it and using it as a vacation spot. It has such a presence, though a bit spooky at the moment. I'm sure they're make it warm and livable!!

Comments (8)
It has huge potential, as the estate agents say here!
a modest fixer-upper great capture
When I read the title, I thought you had taken a pic of the house on the hill behind the Bates Motel, where Norman and his mother resided. Although rather spooky looking, this one looks much more inviting than the one in Psycho. Fine rendering in this image, Maz.
It looks like a good place! We saw those pitched roofs everywhere in Louisiana, but haven't seen them much elsewhere. Interesting!
this is cool
It looks like a good house to me; just a little dark and empty. Some bright lights in the windows will make a world of difference. Wonderful shot!
It does look spooky with the windows boarded up but it looks to have great potential!
a very fine image of this house. You did it somewhat softly, and with the white trim (of the windows. part of the roof, the long gutter pipes, etc) radiating out of the house's deep shadow. The ground level looks boarded up, and your deep dark atop the shot, as well as in other parts, make this feel like it's emerging out of some deep cavern. It's spooky though also inviting. Fine job in your capture, crop and treatment.