How does an object sometimes have multiple shadows of varying shades yet have only 1 light source?
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If there is a single light source the most common reason you’d see multiple shadows is that some of that light is reflected off a surface nearby, creating effectively two (or more) light sources. You have light coming directly from the source, and light coming from a different direction indirectly from the same source by being reflected off something.
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