Common wisdom dictates that you photograph your subject with the light behind the camera, falling evenly on to your subject. Sometimes photographing things at the “wrong” time can prove beneficial. Having the light coming from behind the house, the entrance becomes more three dimensional and inviting. More images from this project next week.
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