Napasai foto. Photoshop

After an hour, I returned to the monitor and realized it would be fun to create a little shadow illusion.

Of course, if I weren't so concerned with the realism and authenticity of the photos I love so much, I would have transferred the palm tree's shadow coming from the bottom left corner to the palm tree by the sea. And I would have drawn a few more shadows from other palm trees. Of course, the sun is in the wrong place. But it's clearly visible.

The shadow of one palm tree is real, but all the others are completely fake. Even assuming that the shadows correspond to the sun's rays, a close examination of the vectorial nature of all shadows shows that the sun must be 50 meters from the shore.

That in itself is complete nonsense. There would also have to be long, moving shadows from the umbrellas, which don't exist and won't exist. All of that could, of course, be corrected. Move the tree to the right, correct the direction of the shadows, and trace any missing shadows from other objects.

But that's a lot of time I'll spend taking a "normal" picture.