Narrow Ahead

[Fred Berg]

 

[BlackSheep]

I like this image, it's nicely composed and exposed. It's B&W film, no?

And, heh, depending on the viewer's particular opinion on whatever religion that church happens to be associated with, that sign could be quite the warning.

 

[FireDiva]

The sign caught my attention as well, the road offers two directions as well, interesting.

 

[Fred Berg]

I like this image, it's nicely composed and exposed. It's B&W film, no?

And, heh, depending on the viewer's particular opinion on whatever religion that church happens to be associated with, that sign could be quite the warning.

Thanks. Yes, it is film: it was taken using T-Max 400.

The sign caught my attention as well, the road offers two directions as well, interesting.

Thanks. The sign plays an important role as far as the meaning of this image is concerned.

I came across this scene when taking my daughter to a birthday party a few weeks ago. A little way along the road which forks left there's a farm that does farm-experience parties for children. When I went back to collect her, I took my camera with me with the intention of getting a few shots of the church and the nearby fields. On seeing the sign warning that the road is narrow ahead, and considering its relative position to the church, I had the idea that an image with double meaning was possible here. In fact, it could be interpreted a number of ways but BlackSheep has picked up on what I wanted to convey.

 

[Fred Berg]

I have added this image to my gallery. Thanks for looking.