Shadows are like little friends that don’t want to leave. When light moves away, they take time to fade because the objects around them keep blocking it for a while. It’s like when you hide behind a big tree, even after the sun goes down, your shadow still lingers.
Examples
- A tall tree casts a long shadow that stretches across the yard even after the sun has set.
- Your shadow on the floor lingers for seconds after you turn off the lamp in your room.
- The back of a couch blocks light, and its shadow takes time to fade once the lights are turned off.
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See also
- What Makes a Shadow Look ‘Fuzzy’ or ‘Clear’?
- What Makes a Shadow Have Different Shapes?
- What Makes a Shadow Look Like Itself?
- What Makes a Shadow ‘Sharp’ or ‘Blurred’?
- What Makes a Shadow Look ‘Real’?
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