There have now been dozens of photos published on various Web sites from the production of The Road.
Official photos: Quiet Earth's gallery
Unofficial photos: Cellar people photos.
Production design: Production Design by Chris Kennedy.
On and off-set photos: Various Road Photos.
Here's a partial compilation of published photos (and one of my own):
The official US poster - the best piece of marketing they've done for the movie.
The 2929 directional sign, found in the Rankin area (outside of
Pittsburgh) in early April - Photo by Laurie Mann
When movies are shooting locally, each production has its own unique and frequently cryptic sign. As The Road was being made by 2929 Entertainment, they used signs like these to direct the crew to their locations.
 | Kodi Smit-McKee, probably filmed near Lake Erie - Photo Published by The New York Times |
| Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McKee and their cart - Photo Published by The New York Times |  |
 | Post-apocalyptic Backpacks - Photo Published by Oregon Live |
| Kodi Smit-McKee, Viggo Mortensen - Photo Published by Oregon Live (Aha! I knew the cover of the movie-tie-in re-issue of The Road looked familiar!) |  |
 | Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McKee - Photo Published by Entertainment Weekly |
| Kodi Smit-McKee, Viggo Mortensen - Photo Published by USA Today |  |
 | Charlize Theron - Photo Published by USA Today Note her cap looks to be identical to the cap the Boy wears for much of the movie. |
| Kodi Smit-McKee, Viggo Mortensen - Photo Published by USA Today Probably filmed on Route 43 near Gans, Pennsylvania |  |
 | Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McKee - Photo Published by USA Today |
| Michael K. Williams - Photo Published by USA Today |  |
 | Survivors, probably filmed on the old PA turnpike near Breezewood - Photo Published by USA Today |
| Viggo Mortensen, John Hillcoat - Photo Published by the L. A. Times |  |
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John Hillcoat Directs (believed to be the "bunker scene," filmed in a Pittsburgh warehouse) - Photo Published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |