How very strange. I like it. If you used Photoshop to mask the foreground sign, I think you should learn how to soften the edge of the mask. If not, then I'm impressed with how you managed the technical aspects of this shot.
By the way, I am never the first to assume that a shot has been Photoshopped. I was doing in-camera special effects and composite images on the enlarger long before Photoshop was created. Not bragging...just pointing out that I appreciate craft in photography as well as in Photoshop.

Terrific. I don't know what else to say about this image. I like everything.

the sign seems superimposed - nice effect and good colours.

great find.. the halo on the sign seems a little too much perhaps.. but great idea :)

I love this one (chocolate syndrome !!), - very striking and great impact !!

I really like this - something a bit different after so many standard shots of signs framed bang in the middle! If there was a way to have shot it so the graveyard in the distance isn't quite so near the top of the frame that would have been great but as it is I like it a lot. Would really suit B&W, too. :)

Surreal. A great picture, but I think I would have cropped for a straight horizon at the expense of the perpendicularity (real word?) of the sign in the foreground. I'm not suggesting it is, but this shot does look kind faked.

Wow. That's kinda cool. Almost unreal. As if the sign was superimposed on the background. Not sure why. Maybe it's the very sharp quality. I like this but have to admit it feels like there's something missing...like the rest of the sign as silly as that sounds. I really want to have more context, I guess. Like...what's the story here? Maybe it's the wild night I had :-) but my little brain isn't immediately providing a story to hang on here. The background looks like a cemetary but this front sign doesn't seem to be like anything I've seen at a cemetary. Anyhow, I'm interested to hear the story behind the shot.