Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by Jacko:
Should have called it: welcome to redneck country :) Beautiful sky. Good job. Jacko. 8

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by irae:
Brilliant work. You've balanced the exposure between the sign and the sky perfectly, and the wheel on the flatcar is a nice counterpoint to the sign. I generally dislike square crops, but I think this would be even better with the R side cropped away.

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by karmat:
I really like the colors in the sky, and how the details of the sign shows, bu the thing (a railroad car or something) is almost silhouetted. It sets up a nice contrast. Good humor, as well.

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by Silver Fox:
Wow. A lot of hunter's don't like stop signs around here! Beautiful Colors in the sky, nice blue on the mountains in the background, nice red on the stop sign with the [rust] bullet holes. the flatbed on the right really makes a fine finish to this photo, nice job, well done.

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by aurora:
like the clouds and the evening feel the photo has

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by kiwiness:
Man this sign has seen better days!

Drew's Stop Sign Revisited
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Comment by aussie:
Awe===. I like this shot though, very original.

un-PASTURE-ized
by autool

Comment by lisae:
A bit washed out (not enough tonal depth, try playing with the contrast or levels). Also slanted. Other than that, I actually think it's an interesting, journalistic image capturing a slice of life. Those poor cows, up to their knees in mud and who knows what else! I'm glad I'm a vegan. High marks for the meaning in your photo.

un-PASTURE-ized
by autool

Comment by aussie:
Great shot of the 'farm'. I like the use of B&W here as well. GL.

un-PASTURE-ized
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Comment by cvhs99:
good job and black & white is perfect for this shot