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This I ask in good faith; how come these two objects to be casting entirely different shadows?
Thank you for asking.
I place two different pieces of chess behind them (a king & a horse) & with the help of the shadows created by my flash light i achieved this effect!
Thats where the title comes in...
I hope i clarify it for you!
I was just about to ask the same as jerostone, but your answer is very helpfull. Will have to try this technique sometime.
Very cool
Amazing work there!
Great job, smart thought!
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