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Topic started on 3-2-2012 @ 11:03 AM by elevenaugust
Tricks of light and shadows
Let's play with the sun, the moon and the wide range of shadows they can create!!
1- Shrinking heads and Sharper Sundials
Strangely behaving shadows captured by Andrew Kirk.
"It was shortly after sunrise. Shadows were very long with distinct penumbras. As I jogged along, I noticed the shadow of my head shrink
each time my shadow passed over the shadow of a utility pole.
So I stopped to document it, and returned next day, too."
"The pole was +/-35mm diameter at chest height. While photographing I stood about 25 meters away from it"
How does it works?
The width across the shoulders of Andrew's shadow stays the same. Why does the width of head change?
Why is the narrow head shadow much sharper than the normal one of the right?
2- 3D Contrail shadow
Contrail shadow by Agust Guömundsson imaged during the 10th Paragliding World Championship 500km north of Sydney, Australia March 4th 2007.
How does it works?
Similar sample:
3- Crossed Contrail shadow
How does it works?
4- Downward slanting shadow
5- Dawn cloud shadows
6- Superimposed blue shadows
SOURCE
More to come....!!
Let's play with the sun, the moon and the wide range of shadows they can create!!
1- Shrinking heads and Sharper Sundials
Strangely behaving shadows captured by Andrew Kirk.
"It was shortly after sunrise. Shadows were very long with distinct penumbras. As I jogged along, I noticed the shadow of my head shrink
each time my shadow passed over the shadow of a utility pole.
So I stopped to document it, and returned next day, too."
"The pole was +/-35mm diameter at chest height. While photographing I stood about 25 meters away from it"
How does it works?
The width across the shoulders of Andrew's shadow stays the same. Why does the width of head change?
Why is the narrow head shadow much sharper than the normal one of the right?
2- 3D Contrail shadow
Contrail shadow by Agust Guömundsson imaged during the 10th Paragliding World Championship 500km north of Sydney, Australia March 4th 2007.
How does it works?
Similar sample:
3- Crossed Contrail shadow
How does it works?
4- Downward slanting shadow
5- Dawn cloud shadows
6- Superimposed blue shadows
SOURCE
More to come....!!
edit on 3-2-2012 by elevenaugust because: (no reason given)
reply posted on 3-2-2012 @ 11:22 AM by MarshMallow_Snake
reply to post by elevenaugust
The contrail one is helpful! I posted a link to your thread in one of my threads and another on contrail/chemtrails because the shadow explanation completely debunked someone's theory of the black shadow being harmful, and I wanted people to see it.
Good work! S & F.
The contrail one is helpful! I posted a link to your thread in one of my threads and another on contrail/chemtrails because the shadow explanation completely debunked someone's theory of the black shadow being harmful, and I wanted people to see it.
Good work! S & F.
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