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This is convergence because my friend’s eyes turn inward to focus on her nose for depth perception.

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This is an example of similarity because our brain puts together into groups object that are similar. As you can see in this one, there is black and white shoes which out brain puts them together.

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This an example of Proximity because you can see in the picture our brain thinks both are related but in different groups.

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This is an example of closure because the Brain automatically makes the figure of a square even though our foots are not together.

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This is an example of figure ground because you identified the black letter on the text from the white background.

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This is an example of Shape constancy because even though the door doesn’t look like a rectangle due to the angle is at, we still know is a rectangle.

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The image above is an example of relative clarity because the table, which was closer to us, appeared clearer and more detailed than the background, which appeared hazier and less detailed due to the distance.

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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This is an example of texture gradient because the high detail on this wall helps our brains perceive that it is close to us.

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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This is an example of shape constancy because although the door is being cut off by the wall we know the door still remains a rectangle behind the wall.

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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This is an example of Retinal Disparity because it represents how since our eyes are positioned slightly apart they each see things from a different angle.

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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This is an example of figure-ground because there is no triangle on the ground but the outline of the shoes makes it seem as if there was one.

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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Galiana Block, Sabina Valera, Melanie Duarte

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This is an example of color constancy because although the red pixels in these picture were replaced with a blue filter ones brain still perceives the trash can as red because we are so used to seeing the red trash cans.

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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This photo is an example of convergance because Dunkle's eyes cross in order for him to pay more attention to his nose.

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This is an example of color constancy because is not as green as it supposed to be due to that there is no light illuminating it. 

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This is an example of interposition because as you can see the table overlaps the plant which represents interposition.

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This is a good example of relative size because as you can see the closes cables look more clearer and the furthest ones look blurry even tho they are the same size.

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This is a good example of relative clarity because as you can see the more closer an object is the more detail you can see, but the more distant they have the more hazier they look.

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This is an example of texture gradient because you can see more detail when is close to you and than you start to just see all smooth when you look more back.

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This is an example of color constancy because we can still tell that the fence is red despite it receiving different amounts of light

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This is an example of similarity because although the garden is separated we identify them as a whole because they’re similar objects

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This is an example of retinal disparity because when we covered our right eye we could visibly notice a shift compared to when we covered our left eye

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This is an example of proximity because we can easily identify that the flag is a whole and not just shapes

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This is an example of interposition because although the bench is covering the bush we can still distinguish that there’s a bush behind the bench

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This is an example of texture gradient because when you’re far away you can’t visualize the texture of the leaves but when you’re up close you can fully see the texture of the leaves

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This is an example of linear perspective because the parallel lines converge at a certain point

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This is an example of interposition because although the bench is covering the bush we can still distinguish that’s it’s a bush

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This is an example of Figure-ground because the text is the figure while the white background is the ground allowing us to easily differentiate the two

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This is an example of relative size because although the tree appears small compared to the trash can because it’s further away when we get closer to the tree we can see its true size

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This represents linear perspective because you can see how it all starts to converge at a point.

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This is an example of convergence because when there is something close to you, your eyes come together to put attention to the object.

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Natasha Anastacio, Eve Ríos, Kody Limas-Texture Gradient

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Natasha Anastacio, Eve Ríos, Kody Limas-Texture Gradient

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The asphalt is more textured up close rather than the further it is. This is texture Gradient.

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This is a good example of linear perspective because it changes places when we cover our eye with our hand .

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This is an example of Proximity because the shapes are close together and from up close we can perceive flag's drawing as a whole.

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Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera, Galiana Block

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Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera, Galiana Block

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This is an example of relative clarity because the flags that are closer are more clearer and detailed. While the further ones are more hazy and blurry.

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This is an example of shape constancy because the door still appears as a rectangle when it’s closed and when we opened it we could still tell that it had a rectangular shape

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This picture represents retinal disparity because you can see a slight difference when you close your right eye, compared to when you close your left eye, where it moves slightly towards the left.

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This is an example of Relative Size because looking at the trunk of the tree it looks at a size smaller than its normal size from afar, but from up close it is its normal size.

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This shows convergence because camila’s eyes turn slightly inward to focus on something close, helping the brain see how near the object is.

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This picture we took is an example of retinal disparity because you can see a slight difference when you close one of your eyes.

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Sabina Valera, Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte

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Sabina Valera, Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte

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This is an example of relative size because Melanie and Galiana are the same height yet Galiana is standing further away she looks smaller, but our brain knows they are the same height so it perceived Galiana as smaller.

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This is an example of Texture Gradient because noticing up close you can view the texture of the wall as rocky, but looking at it from afar it looks smooth.

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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Galiana Block, Melanie Duarte, Sabina Valera

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This is an example of interposition because the truck is being partially blocked by the fence, still the truck is perceived as further away.

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Melanie Duarte, Galiana Block, Sabina Valera

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Melanie Duarte, Galiana Block, Sabina Valera

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This is an example of linear disparity because the closer part of the roof is greater than the further part of the roof, that one is smaller.

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This is an example of retinal disparity because I was able to see a different view with my left eye and right eye. From the picture above it shows what my left eye perceived.

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Sally Student, Saul Student - Retinal Disparity 

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Sally Student, Saul Student - Retinal Disparity 

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