Visitor called Jonas shared his recent photo with us. He described the background of how this picture took place, but wants you to solve how the effect happens. He will probably explain it inside the comments after some time. This is the email I received from him: “In September of this year a friend and I visited Scotland where I took some nice pictures with my brand new Sony A100 camera. One of the pictures I made includes a view on my own shadow, in a very odd way. Check it out for yourself! I called it the ‘Split Hill Illusion’ since the hill I’m standing on appears to be split into two horizontal halves. I’m e-mailing you the full resolution jpeg with meta data included. That way you can verify the originality, ’cause there was no Photoshop involved ;) I suggest you let people discuss it before I post an explanation…” For similar illusions check: living shadows, palm tree shadow, flying car, nation geographic camels, basketball player illusion…
