Galery dedicated to all the lovers of Romanian "holographic pyramids"...

And of course, THE Romanian holographic pyramid:

or

Ok, it is much more impressive with some fog:

or here:

Anyway, some explanations here about the Mount Teide, also relevant for the other examples:

Why does the shadow of this volcano look like a triangle? The Mount Teide volcano itself does not have the strictly pyramidal shape that its geometric shadow might suggest. The triangle shadow phenomena is not unique to the Mt. Teide, though, and is commonly seen from the tops of other large mountains and volcanoes. A key reason for the strange dark shape is that the observer is looking down the long corridor of a sunset (or sunrise) shadow that extends to the horizon. Even if the huge volcano were a perfect cube and the resulting shadow were a long rectangular box, that box would appear to taper off at its top as its shadow extended far into the distance, just as parallel train tracks do.