The story: this actively used train trestle is where someone decided to bungee jump with a too-long cord, removing himself from the gene pool and earning himself a 1997 Darwin runner-up award in the process.
PP - resized (had to do this first as trial and error showed that doing it last resulted in horrid jagged lines); curves; burnt/increased saturation, color and contrast on the sign; cloned the tip of the tree for balance and gave them a little color; sharpened; selectively burnt the underside of the trestle; adjusted contrast for entire image
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It's "ok". Something about the composition is uncomfortable with all of that blank grey sky surrounding a near-centered column. Being that this is an advanced editing challenge you could have legally cloned out the bits of tree leaves at the bottom. Wish I could offer more constructive feedback, but I'm at a loss for assistance on this one. Good luck.
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