Duck Crossing
by Wheeler1992

Comment:
Uf. That's a bit morbid. Heh. I think for this picture to have worked you would have needed to have the sign in focus, and more prominent.

lollipop
by miss parker

Comment:
Great, you've got the song stuck in my head. Hm. The right side seems a bit washed out and/or overexposed. And to get the "lollipop" concept across, you might have included some of the pole (stick).

Stop!
by Jacko

Comment:
The grain and the washed-out color are problems for me here.

Advance to the nearest railroad...
by RiderGal

Comment:
This might have been more effective if the lines of the posts had lined up with the edges of the picture, and you had used them to frame your picture a bit more.

Redundancy
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
The focus really seems to be the 2nd st. pike here; I think the picture would've been more effective if it was more obviously the "street rd" part that was the focal point.

Duck's Eye View
by jodiecoston

Comment:
Nice concept, and photograph. I wish the top of the sign hadn't been quite as bright, but this is still a very good shot.

Through a Kids Eyes.
by vtruan

Comment:
The flash is harsh, and the subject isn't very forgiving.

A cold day in Hell.
by HBunch

Comment:
I don't know if you found or made this sign, but it's pretty funny. As far as the picture goes, I would've liked a little more space on the upper and right edges of the signs. You might have given it a little more umph if you had had an angle more to the left, too - that way, we could see the "stop ahead" sign on the road away from "Hell" which would've been interesting to people who look for that kind of stuff.

Over all hilltops is peace - in all the treetops you feel - barely a breez; .... (Goethe)
by Harz_Joerg

Comment:
You seem to have put a good deal of thought into the presentation of this picture, and I appreciate that, but the focus on the plant is a bit off, and it doesn't feel like it's in the right place. The idea is good, though, and a reshoot would be well justified.

river view
by kblm

Comment:
I can't really understand your composition here. You seem to be shooting through the trees instead of using them to frame your picture, and they're very distracting.