Every object, large or small, casts a shadow like Mount Rainier. However, a particular peak exhibits an unusual characteristic that casts its shadow not on the ground, but miraculously in the clouds. How does that happen? Mount Rainier is a large volcanic peak located 87 km southeast of Seattle in the United States. It also causes large-scale flooding in river basins
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It is noteworthy that there are no other mountains near that height around Mount Rainier, so it is geographically the most important mountain in the United States. On a clear day, the peak dominates the southeastern horizon and can be seen from Portland, Oregon and Victoria in British Columbia. Therefore; On a cloudy morning, when the height of the clouds reaches the bottom of it, the rising sunlight falls on the hair and as a result a long shadow appears at the bottom of the cloud, which occurs only in autumn and winter. Turns into a beautiful shot.
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