Does this explanation pertaining to the Supply Curve and Law of Supply make sense? I was having some trouble understanding the Law of Supply, and I now understand that I was looking at it from the wrong perspective.

Now, I'm confused with shifts in the Supply Curve. After reading through the answers in the thread, I think I'm on the right track. 

However, some of the material I'm studying doesn't make sense. Take a look at my study material below. If you were to shift the image 45 degrees counter clock-wise, yes the curve would shift left, but that doesn't indicate "a smaller quantity at any given price". 

It's the same quantity, isn't it? I hope I'm not missing something completely obvious. My apologies if I am, and thank you for your input.



I googled "shift in supply", and below is what I was expecting:
The figure from your study material looks very much like the one you found via Google. In particular, it shows a leftward shift in supply and a corresponding reduction in quantity supplied for any price. We can confirm this with a minor edit to the figure: