WHAT TO LOOK FOR.
Look for a small, stationary household object near a safe light source. Describe how large or strange the shadow looks compared with the original.
Only if it's safe and right in front of you. Photographs are optional.

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A small object can project a giant silhouette under the right lamp. The mismatch between its true size and its shadow can make an unremarkable thing seem monumental.
Look for a small, stationary household object near a safe light source. Describe how large or strange the shadow looks compared with the original.
Example report: “A tiny key cast the silhouette of an entire mythical fortress on my wall.”
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONRelative distance and light angle make shadow scale flexible. It is physics having a little theatrical moment.
Use normal indoor or outdoor lighting. Don't stare into powerful lights, touch electrical wiring or leave the house to locate a stronger source.
File a concise text report under a pseudonym. Don't include private details or images of strangers. New agents' first reports go through moderator review.
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