The geographic orientation of my house allows a very curious thing to happen with solar lighting. The entry of sunlight at certain times of the day in certain months of the year was one of the greatest obsessions of the ancient builders. A halo of light passing through a room casting its shadow, indicated to them when the seasons began in the year, something very important to trace the planting cycles for example.
This layout of my home, allows me that instead of going out to hunt for shadows, I just have to sit in the living room and wait for the light to give me some. However, for several days now, the typical cloudiness of this time of the year has made the sun somewhat lukewarm, not shining with its usual strength to allow it to pass through the glass of my windows.
These shadows are morning shadows, since the sun enters, only from 6 am to 7:30 am in the months of September to December, perhaps I should continue hunting more shadows until I get one with more clarity but I did not want to leave the opportunity to show you my shadows that the sun casts inside my house.
This is my living room on a nice sunny morning
Meanwhile, in the courtyard I was able to catch the shadow of the ferns.
photos of my property
