Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by kevinswope:
Good composition and i like how the sign stands out as the main object in the picture, evebn though the picture is clearly about the plane braking the speed limit. Good job!!!

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by Annida:
At first I thought, how the heck did they do this! But then I noticed the landing gear is out on the plane! AHA! gotcha. Now I understand better how this image was taken. I love the clouds, it reminds me of my favorite picture from last week in the landscape challenge.. anyway.. on to this photo! The sky is superb, and so is the outline on the dark plane. The sign is a little bit too bright, maybe overexposed. A clever shot! 9!!! -Annida

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by WaysOfSeeing:
I really liked the deep colours in this one.

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by Fibre Optix:
This one should do very well in the challenge. Composition is good the clouds seem as if they are parting for the plane. Good capture. Good luck.

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by tomzinho:
very nice. many of the sign photos come out with the sign darker than the background. you did a great job of having the sign stand out and still constructing a dramatic composition. would increased saturation have brought out the blue a little more?

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by bdshort:
Good capture, very unique. 8

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by KimInNB:
Very impressive - love the composition!! Great colors

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by decoteau:
Great contrast between foreground and background.

Breaking the rules
by zadore

Comment by muckpond:
Well done. I love the sky and like how the plane is silhouetted (sp?)

Raquel and I had one too many :)
by zadore

Comment by Gracious:
The idea is cute. I like the way you have it framed/composed. The way the baby is all bundled up, it's believable that she just got in after a night of partying.
I think this picture would fit quite well into the current humor/humour challenge...funny!
The focus on this is soft enough to detract from the overall image. Seeing the face clearly would enhance this.
Regards,

Grayce aka Gracious.....Critique Club Volunteer