Do you have a signature?

[Tannin]

My "photo signature" include:
-Poor composition,
-underexposed,
-out of focus,
-slight lean to the right,
-uninteresting subject matter.

You admit it? That you copied all that stuff from me! Just wait till my lawyers hear about this! This is going to cost you dollars!

[ricktas]

You admit it? That you copied all that stuff from me! Just wait till my lawyers hear about this! This is going to cost you dollars!

Not all of it, yours tend to lean to the left

[mikew09]

Without a doubt there is some members photos (yours included at times) that I recognize a certain style. I like the term signature used in the context of this thread. I have never looked a what in the photo gives a signature for those I recognize but I would say firstly composition as one part.
I too am trying to develop my own style and / signature and and already recognize my Photos are starting to have a certain composition and pp about them but if this is seen as a signature by others I am yet to find out.

A very interesting topic and will now stick in my mind when viewing others photos.

[ericimbs]

Interesting topic.

I am quite deliberate in my efforts to steer away from a particular style or signature.

I do this to challenge myself and the opinions of others who view my art.

Having said that, I enjoy viewing the works of those who have a particular style.

[Xenedis]

I ... already recognize my Photos are starting to have a certain composition and pp about them but if this is seen as a signature by others I am yet to find out.

I found that my images, over time, developed what I call a signature. It wasn't something I consciously set out to do; I wasn't trying to produce a style of image which was unique, or by which I could be recognised. My signature simply evolved.

I've found that I tend to get recognised for the types of images I shoot. On at least one or two occasions, to my amusement, I have had images attributed to me, which I did not shoot. :-)