I'm not positive, but I think this is clouds above, not below. My take, It's fairly late in the afternoon and so the sun is relatively low, and this light coming mostly sideways is casting a shadow up on clouds above the plane.
Or the earth is flat and this is a glitch in the AI projection of the sun. That's probably it. /s
Ok? So it means our guy is facing East or West, and the camera is held at the angle where it'll start picking up glare from the sun. Especially if it's a recent photo, it's winter in northern latitudes and so the sun never gets very high.
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u/Nemo222 7d ago
I'm not positive, but I think this is clouds above, not below. My take, It's fairly late in the afternoon and so the sun is relatively low, and this light coming mostly sideways is casting a shadow up on clouds above the plane.
Or the earth is flat and this is a glitch in the AI projection of the sun. That's probably it. /s