Sidenote: I really should remember to disable f.lux when doing photo editing at night. Thankfully, I don't think I've managed to make any of them look much worse than they did before.
There's something about a lone walk with a camera that makes me feel settled, and - house geek that I am - I adore looking at all the different houses along the way. From old buildings that have stood through wars and mass millennium panic, to the new builds that stand striking in their uniqueness. They all have their own stories and besonderheiten that makes the latent writer in me imagine the lives of the people who chose to build it, who chose to live there.
While I don't take too many pictures of the houses themselves - much like with people, I feel this odd sense of intruding on something private when I do turn my camera to a building - each of them burn into my mind and create a memory worth the brief pause in an otherwise busy day.