beams of light, visible
(Includes “God beams” from the sun in landscape photos, car headlights in fog, sunbeams shining into an old building through the windows, etc.)
Visible light beams are an example of things that were not a three-dimensional “object” in the scene that was photographed but are still considered “forms and shapes.”
Visible light beams are thus subject to the same restrictions as other forms and shapes listed in P2:
they cannot be added, removed, reshaped, resized, or otherwise altered (except for rinairs-acceptable changes to their tone or color)