Columbia Current
by oneredstar

Comment:
The right side of this photo looks blown out. This type of situation is usually a high contrast situation. I'd decrease the exposure and use a fill flash for the sign. Be careful to not bounce the flash off the sign and back into the lens, thats bad! Also be sure that the color temperature of your flash matches the color temperature of the natural light at the time you take the picture. In this instance, your shooting during the day, so you would want your fill flash to be set for 5,600 K. If your shooting at sunset or sunrise when the lighting is warmer, you'd have to correct for that.

Destination: Bristol
by davidx76

Comment:
I like how the street lights came out. The over image is really oragne though. Did you have you're camera white balance set to 5,600 K (aka outdoor light)?

"Get Your Kicks..."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
This picture looks like its going in a good direction, but it would be more solid if all of the sign was in the picture, maybe even include some of its pole as well. You did really well with captureing the blue sky and the white clouds.

Speed Trap :(
by Jeff O

Comment:
hahaha

Morning Rush
by melster

Comment:
Are you LDS?

Ominous Warning
by neenee1999

Comment:
Great concept, but the frame feels akward, and it took me a minute to figure it out because of the frame, the graves are kinda hard to see way up at the top behind the leaves, although, there probably isn't much you can do about how things are located there, especially those headstones.............

Wrong Direction
by tchilyan

Comment:
This frame seems akward.

Making Things Clear
by Jerre

Comment:
Where did you find that?

Morning Pots
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Thats clever.

Slippery For Motercycles
by ryany_13

Comment:
This photo has a good frame to it, but would be even better if you had a peson in the background riding a motorcycle.