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IN SUNLIGHT A NUMBER OF CIRCULAR PATCHES OF LIGHT ARE SEEN UNDER A LEAFY TREE?why?

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IN SUNLIGHT A NUMBER OF CIRCULAR PATCHES OF LIGHT ARE SEEN UNDER A LEAFY TREE.why is it circular?

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  1. A leafy tree covers the land by the leaves. The leaves has some small gaps which act as a pihole camera through which the sunrays can pass and form the small circular images on the ground.  


  2. A large window will give a patch the form of the projected window,  where a small window (pinhole) will show a patch the form of the source, in this case the circular sun.
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