I took this while driving back from a friend's nearby cabin. I stopped, and had to have this captured. I tried to use the rule of thirds with the double-yellow line being the vector to string together the thirds. Where the top third and leftmost third intersect is where the road begins to bend and leads the eye along down to the valley. The contrast of the trees and green in leftmost third and the red and tan rock in the rightmost third bring in the compositional aspect of the rule as well. The road itself is taking the eye on a very, very slight diagonal turn as well, which can be agitating to the impatient. The cracks in the road which reside in the bottom right seem to be a vector of sorts, pointing the onlooker down through the winding asphalt path.
