Another frequently cited physical characteristic is the inability to cast a reflection or shadow, which often translates into an inability to be photographed or recorded on film.
The Home Café print ads show a machine on a counter, casting a reflection of a coffeehouse rather than of itself, above the headline "The coffeehouse has finally come home".
The painting shimmers with dreamy rhythms of sex on a summer night as the sun casts a columnar reflection onto the fjord.
Her art, then, is a mirror that casts an often oblique reflection and, as such, works much like memory itself.
Mr. Sammon had noticed on a previous rainy day that the car cast an artful reflection in a puddle.
The flash refracts upon the pane, casting a sprinkling of reflections across it like stars.
Also, while the high position of the screen makes it easy to see at a glance, the LCD cast an annoying nighttime reflection, about an inch high, on the windshield near the rear-view mirror.
The Mariners are in first place without him and, no matter how logical baseball minds avoid casting this as a reflection on him, he is a sensitive soul who tends to see half-empty glasses.
In the damson-and-gold-leaf confines of the sitting room, a mesmeric video installation by Pipilotti Rist (who spent a year in Bruton as a pilot artist-in-residence), casts reflections on a giant chandelier created from glass found on a rubbish tip and strung so that shadows glide across an unpainted wall.
Approaching Positano, we could see its beautiful puzzle of stacked irregular buildings climbing the cliff as the full moon's reflection off the water cast a blue light up onto the town.
