At the Corner of Charles and Maple
by karmat

Comment:
Way to get aggressive with the viewpoint! This would have been a good time for fill-flash. The one stripe across Charles is OK, but the total shadow on Maple is tough to overcome.

Stop!
by Jacko

Comment:
Nifty colorshift. Lack of positive color rendition makes it difficult to rate the photo technically. Creative.

Show Me A Sign
by bobgaither

Comment:
Excellent stopped-down lenswork. Good saturation and sharpness. slightly light for my *taste*, but a good photograph nevertheless.

Head Games
by jitams

Comment:
Unfortunately, overexposed on the sign itself. Otherwise a reasonably interesting shot, and humourous.

International Roadsign
by David Ey

Comment:
I'm sure you get lots of comments that "this is not a roadsign." I disagree. This may be THE most important roadsign. Good exposure and sharpness. Would have skewed a little to the left, if it were possible. Possibly, I would have used heavy zoom and a wide-open lens to make the cross very sharp, and the environment less sharp.

You judge - did the driver obey the sign?
by gmacpro

Comment:
(s)he was trying to... Nifty colors. You could eliminate the reflection on the stopsign by using a polarizer.

Broken Laws
by DJLuba

Comment:
Oddly, this is overexposed a bit, causing the sign to look out of focus. I am looking for a cohesive theme, but am coming up short.

Freeway Call Box
by Tarbini

Comment:
Something misses here for me, which is frustrating, because it has most of the elements of a good photograph, to me. Maybe it's the letdown of the yellow on the callbox itself. I'll update if I can think of it. 6

signs of sea dogs
by andres

Comment:
Great title. Flash with slow sync to make the sign stand out. Sign dropping into the field of the inlet is unfortunate. 6

Oxymoron
by briphoto

Comment:
Now that's funny. Slightly overexposed, but could be fixed with levels.