Can’t help but to be curious, is the ladder a statement? An ornament? A work in progress? Or is it now that they’re back on the ground it is something they’ll have to get later?
Can’t help but to be curious, is the ladder a statement? An ornament? A work in progress? Or is it now that they’re back on the ground it is something they’ll have to get later?
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There’s just something sinister about the whole building. Think the creepy statue on the pillar by the steps doesn’t help…
not to mention the defeated angel!
oops should have read rjmackin’s comment first. =)
It is a great photo because no element on its own makes the house creepy (it could be a homey place with some tidying) but altogether it truly gives a creepy vibe.
Now I not only want to know why it is there but how is it attached. 🙂
They’re obviously doing some painting. It’s probably related to that. I’d have to see the inside of the house before I pronounced it creepy.