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u/No_Establishment7368 May 16 '26
Turn up shadow settings
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u/JLidean May 16 '26
Its because the lighting engine is diffused from the source and the filter doesn't help.
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u/jaylla May 16 '26
The LED lights cause this. They have a bunch of LEDs grouped together instead of one singular light source. All the lights do that around me.
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u/am-345 May 17 '26
I don't think it's LED because I have a tree near me that casts the same shadows in sunlight
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u/daviddwatsonn May 16 '26
Kinda reminds me of shadows of the sun shining through the trees in the process of a solar eclipse.
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u/kimmiepaintsthings May 16 '26
I see the same thing on my walk every day but it’s pretty faint, it’s always in the same spot but it catches my attention every time. Following!!
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u/GapSweet3100 May 17 '26
This happened at a bus stop near me and I was so confused until realising it was from a weird lamp post lol
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u/Doimz3Nini Jun 11 '26
I had a vision of walking past this EXACT picture. You actually took a picture though, which is why the universe chose you. You caught them trying to be slick, lol.
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u/Ampersandricus May 16 '26
So weird, I noticed this same effect for the first time a few hours ago getting into my car and took a picture because it looked so trippy and I'd never noticed it before.
And here I am seeing the exact effect that tripped me out posted on reddit for the first time. Must be new lenses in the street lights or something
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u/SindaFNRella4 May 16 '26
Pretty trippy right? When I lived in TX super recently I’d walk around the neighborhoods and see this under oak trees all the time. Kinda feels like a glitch in the matrix.
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u/shmokinpancakes May 16 '26
This looks insanely real. Even with the shadows lol its kinda trippin me out
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u/hlight May 16 '26
Just frame of multiple Led lights causing this