Village Next Left
by kevinswope

Comment:
Ok, I'm probably not the first but there is no sign to be seen. Although your title does make a good substitute road sign. Composition of your photo is good and the shadows in foreground and distance help bring the tents into attention. Unfortunately it struggles to meet the challenge.

DUH!
by Mustbelost

Comment:
Nice framing (both road and sign) and nice focus and exposure. Your title is also funny.

Sweet Inspiration
by Cub

Comment:
Unfortunately the title contradicts the factory and powerlines in the background, which doesn't look "sweet" at all. It's a shame you couldn't get a better background for this sign (obviously sugar cane would be great). Your focus and exposure on the sign is quite good.

Quantity or Speed
by sulamk

Comment:
I think that perhaps your white balance is a little bit off. I think the image would have been better if the sign was brighter (perhaps a different time of day).

Redundancy
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Where I live we have a "High Street Road" - it invariably gets confused with High Street. You have framed the signs very well - perfect balance on all four sides - and it really helps to make this image for me. Perhaps a tad underexposed but nothing too severe.

Who's to blame?
by Azrifel

Comment:
I actually had Lego as one of my ideas - being a great fan of Lego. You've done quite well - focus is good, composition is good, lighting is very good (only a couple of reflections in the ladies hair). Well done.

...Which Way?
by catpixel

Comment:
Why is everything so red? It's kind of uncomfortable to look at. Other than that I like the framing and the whiteness of the sign does make it stand out as the centre of attention.

signs of the times
by tomzinho

Comment:
There are at least four signs which grabbed my attention initially (Hot Chili, Eat Me, No Standing and Pedestrian crossing). Later the apple and pirate sign appeared. In this way the photo is interesting, signs gradually appeared. Cropping is good, although including the very bottom of the hot chili sign would have been nice. Well done.

The High Street
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
That's a pretty trendy streetsign. It looks like you've done some trendy editing to this photo - I'd love to compare the original. Perhaps its worthy of a "How'd they do that" type tutorial. Focus and exposure is great, composition is good (shame about the partial sign in bottom right corner) and overall it has a real magazine / brochure type quality to it. Well done.

ALTO
by bmarquez

Comment:
Ok, I think I've just learnt "stop" in a different language. It looks like you were dealing with some adverse weather conditions here, which have made the photo rather dark. I think you may have included too much sky in the photo.