Thanks to all for your comments. In hindsight, it's obvious that my message here is too subtle to be good propaganda. I wanted to get blurred cars, but the fence on the overpass I stood on had holes too small to use a tripod, and the fence itself moved too much to brace the camera against.
this is an intersting idea... I like the representation of choices thru the street signs. Perhaps if the signs were more focused the shot might be even better.
i'm sorry, but i don't see how this fits this challenge.
There is too much "dead space" in the foreground of this picture. a tighter crop might have helped focus on a subject. right now, i am not even sure what this is supposed to be a photo of.
this reminds for the shot i once made and titled it "clearly, we had options..." - but for the life of me i see absolutely no connection to the topic... as a picture standing on it's own merit it doesn't appeal to me either, sorry...
I think I took the 15 North when I was suppose to go South, when I visited there in June. All them mountains made me confused. Overall though, I'm not sure I see how this fits propaganda. 5 -danny
Composition is average here. The signs are the obvious subject, but wise choices are not apparent (neither is the opposite). The message is not presented very well here.
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