Though it might look massive, the wheel belongs to a Polaris 4-wheeler and the small wheel at the back to a trailer. Taken in farmshed with the available daylight entering through the open barn-doors directly into the lens. Needed wide aperture and slow speed due to very poor lighting conditions - I was lying on my side, flat on the ground and had to keep the camera very still...Slightly cropped - no further editing.
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You could make a lot of progress with a wheel that serious. I'm thinking I'd like to see the shot recomposed a little more to the top left, although then you'd have a distracting half a wheel in the gap. Hmm tricky.
I think this image would have benefited from a better crop around the wheel. I would have loved to see the wheel as a pice of art, full framed and perhaps approached from a more exciting angle.
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