IS IT:
Bananas submerged in a koi pond?
A rusty propane tank?
The partial eclipse of the sun?
IT IS:
The partial eclipse of the sun shining through the leaves overhead onto a rusty propane tank (color enhanced). During an eclipse, you can see hundreds of crescent-shaped sunbeams beneath a leafy tree. Tiny gaps in the leaf canopy create thousands of natural pinhole cameras, each one projecting an image of the crescent sun.
Photo by Diana Thornton
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