From Chambers Dictionary:

shadow n. shade cast by the interception of light by an object: the dark figure so projected on a surface, mimicking the object: .... (lots more)

So, without a light, and something for it to fall onto, there cannot be a shadow.

Try proving different..:-))

OK, I'm feeling challenging:-))

Am about to try a render of a black cat in a coal-cellar at midnight with no moon...

Or maybe a NVIATWAS in a cave 30 feet underground a long way from the entrance.

Cheers,
Diolma

Ooops: that should read "NVIACWAS" - unless the temple is in the cave ...

Message edited on: 02/16/2006 17:32