Mountain Shadows Are Nature’s Coolest Optical Illusion
Call it a perspective of moonrise kingdom.
The astronomers who run NASA’s pleasing Astronomy Photo Of The Day bloghaunting imagethrough
To reiterate: That’s not a towering in a background. It’s a mountain’s shadow, and it’s huge.
The object set behind a camerabasic geometry
This geometric materialisation happens all over a world, and while a steer is best seen IRL on a summit, a pleasing photos next are also incredible:
Mount Hood, Oregon, USA
Mt. Fuji’s Shadow (?????) by Jordan Hayashi on 500px
Mount Fuji, Japan.
Volcán Tajamulco, Guatemala.
Mount Rinjani, Lombok, Indonesia.
Hagios Elias, TaÃyetos Mountains, Greece.
Mount Rainier, Washington, USA.
Mount Rainier, Washington, USA.
A rather singular materialisation in a sky. On tip of Segla, 600 meters above sea level, Northern Norway.
Article source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/06/mountain-shadows-photographs_n_7209516.html?utm_hp_ref=hawaii&ir=Hawaii