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Originally Posted by LadyShea
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
A bright light flashes and you tell me there's no light at the object?
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There is no "object" for the light to be "surrounding" when the image is created, and there is only a shadow on the wall after the person casting it has left the area, the shadow can be still be seen and photographed after the person has walked away.
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What do you mean no lenses? Doesn't the camera have a lens?
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There is no camera. There is a light, a person, and a wall. You stand in front of the wall, the light flashes, you walk away from the wall and your shadow remains as it was against the wall.
You can photograph the shadow if you wish, it is frozen on the wall as if painted on there. But it is not an image created with a camera or lens.
I am getting at images created from only light and photosensitive materials, no lenses needed to create the image on the wall. You claimed the lens was a necessary factor in getting an image on film, I am showing that you can create images without lenses at any children's museum |
That, to me, would be similar to a mirror image on water. There is no lens involved, but I don't think you can get a still photograph without some form of lens.
Picture This – Mountain Mirror Image – Sawatch Range, Colorado