The shadow accentuates the "handle" of the grinding
stone. It would be a very different photo without it.
Joel W.
Quoting swisspace <swisspace@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Thanks for comment, I could lie and say I thought of
> using a reflector,
> but I didn't, I really must move onto the next level and
> start
> experimenting with such "extra's"
>
>
> For me though I liked the strong shadow as it highlighted
> a bright
> setting sun and brings a warm glow to the picture, well
> at least that's
> what I thought, but I am here to learn.
>
> Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> >
> > swisspace wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/photos/33938985-L.jpg
> >>http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/photos/33938987-L.jpg
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------
> >
> > I like 85. Been trying to decide if a reflector to
> soften the shadows a
> > bit would have made it look better or worse.
> >
> > Chuck Norcutt
> >
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