Tim creates excellent scale incongruity here by stressing the massive arch, and using my distant crouching figure to tell us just how large it is. He also finds me taking a low vantage point for this shot, so that I could include light reflecting on the inside of the top of the arch. I must be using the wideangle focal length on my Leica D-Lux-2 camera here, which does not offer a flip out viewfinder, as does my Panasonic FZ-50. As a result, I must crouch close to the ground, which is not the easiest task for a 72 year old body with a bad knee. (My FZ-50, on the other hand, offers a flip up viewfinder, allowing me to simply lower just the camera toward the ground so I can just bend over, look down into it, and shoot without having to laboriously lower and raise my body to and from the ground.) As it turned out, I preferred a shot I made a bit later from another position. You can see it by clicking on the thumbnail below: