Early Morning Wonder
by mykoleary

Comment:
This is a tricky lighting situation. Too bright on the snow, too dark to see much detail on the wood supports on the sign.

Ministry of Silly Walks (Monty Python 1970)
by FromDaRock

Comment:
Made me laugh out loud. Glad you did this in B/W.

One way in
by Judi

Comment:
Combining road signs and graveyards in a single shooting outing, eh? You've got some interesting elements in the scene, perhaps too many. The composition doesn't direct my attention toward the sign. Instead, the leading lines of the road cause me to look at the tree, and then the bright hole in the sky. Then I notice the graves on the left. Eventually I get around to noticing the sign. A different vantage point or different crop could strengthen the image. Bet you've got a cool image in the Graveyard challenge.

an unfortunate headstone
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I get the attempt at (dark) humor, but the image itself doesn't quite pull it off.

Route 66
by DCrest01

Comment:
The processing makes this look like a composited shot.

Kodak Picture Spot #64
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
The Golden Gate & got are interesting. Image looks underexposed.

Traffic Circle
by primabarbara

Comment:
I like the upper lights in addition to the tail light trails.

Thug Life
by Penny Lane

Comment:
I wonder whether the "Spot" fine gets applied to Rover and Fifi too, not just Spot. Well composed, well exposed, entertaining. Not technically a road sign in my book, but pretty close.

Going, going...
by Ductyl

Comment:
A fun juxtaposition of the street name and the stop sign. There's a lot going on in the image (stop sign, street name, tree top, power lines), and the harsh shadow on the top of the sign is also a distraction.

Chisolm Trail Rendezvous
by hahn23

Comment:
Cute. Well exposed.