Relaxation
by L1

Comment:
Beautiful message, beautiful green feel overall. Might be a bit too peaceful maybe :)

When Life Hands You Lemons, Make Lemonade.
by bdenny

Comment:
Good one. Well put together, picture and message. Good colours. If anything, I think that the yellow inline is a bit heavy and the "A" and "E" at beginning/end maybe just a tad too big.

Fecundity
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Funny! Guys go around fertilizing chicken eggs? :))))) I was going to say the image is too centred, but with that message, how could it not be centred? ~8

Something will always grow
by xianart

Comment:
Interesting message, sort of like motivational in reserse of sorts. Good picture.

Flourish.... where you're planted.
by hahn23

Comment:
Beautiful picture, but for a poster I think you'd need larger type (and possibly a different colour for the letters, the yellow, IMHO, doesn't bring out the best of the image).

Wonder
by briantammy

Comment:
Beautiful! Love the way "Reflect" overlaps the image. The image itself is gorgeous.

The Longest Journey Begins...
by runeric

Comment:
Good message, nicely done. IMHO it would be better without the rounding at the edges.

Natures World - Peace, Harmony & Love, makes this World a better place to Live
by sherpet

Comment:
Sherpet I presume? Good image, it looks good on black. However, I think you went a bit overboard with the message, once below the image would have been enough (plus, if you re-edit, it should be "Nature's World" and "peace, harmony, and love make (not makes) this world a better place"

Succes - The key to success remains locked if certain gates stand in the way
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Very interesting poster. Just looking at it is a joy, it's a beautiful image, and the poster is well designed. I see no problems with it. That said, I find the picture of a chained and locked gate sort of like the opposite of the message - sort of like you're showing how to not achieve success, rather than how to achieve success.

Perseverance
by JustinM

Comment:
Fantastic sky! I am having a bit of trouble getting the connection of the image to the concept of "perseverance". The image itself might work a tad better if the barn weren't placed so dead centre.