ice road
by chuster

Comment:
Nice placement visually...but it gets a little lost in the overall photo.

So What Speed?
by kirtiebu

Comment:
Very interesting sign. Love the font style of the writing and the "beat up" look of the sign!

Railroad Xing
by m2iw

Comment:
Those are lights not signs! Perhaps it can be up for interpretation...I'll give you that. Afterall, they are giving you a "message". Composition is very nice. Not a fan of the yellow X in the background though.

Summer's Sanctuary
by mfairbanks

Comment:
Focus is a little soft. Plus, which sign is your "subject"? Visually not composed to its full potential.

Weather Neglected
by nordicgirl

Comment:
This would be a little stronger if there was more contract between the sign and the trees. The image as a whole has a very "flat" feel to it. Perhaps intentional...?

Mountain Sign
by Wawaa

Comment:
Lots of uninteresting visual "debri" in the background of this photo. The sign is interesting but a little dull. Probably didn't use a flash, and not enough post processing. The best thing you ahve going for you are the mountains in the background. Wish you would have cropped out the powerlines.....

Crossing
by puma

Comment:
Interesting perspective. Very nice. 7

Waiting for Spring
by kebmod54

Comment:
Sign is interesting. Composition is great. Overall nice job.

This Road Runs Along A Steep River Ravine-Please Do Not Enter
by Gallatin

Comment:
Nice composition. Colors are right on....not over saturated as many people do in this kind of shot.

Guaranteed Satisfaction
by CorySmith

Comment:
Wish the focus was sharper and it was composed a more interesting fashion. It would be easier on the eye if it didn't "almost" fill the whole frame. Feels cramped. Its kind of like how in motion film cinematography, you should never fram just someone's head in the shot cut off at the neck. Its whats called a tansition point. Bad. Whats better is to either go tighter or wider. (If it were a person that would mean cropping off the top of the forehead and the chin, or slightly wider, a crop including some of the shoulders. Hope this makes sense.

Chris