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tendency to group objects that are similar colors even if there are multiple colors

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his eyes go more inwards to see his own finger

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Objects that are closer together are perceived as groups

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he is the same size but looks smaller the further he is

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the form of a circle is visible but there is no circle its our brains filling information from things we already know

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the fence is clearer which makes it known that it is closer than the player

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our brains perceive objects separate from their backgrounds

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the sky is all the same thing no matter how the color changes

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the door looks slighty different when open but it's still perceived as rectangular

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the cars appear clearer compared to tj because it is further

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our brain perceives the labubu as pink regardless of light conditions

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the drawing appears more clear the closer you are

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the path appears more narrow as it goes on

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his eyes go inwards to focus on his finger

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The barrier is overlapping the view so our brains perceive it as closer

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each eye sees a slightly different pov

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The person furthest away from the camera looks smaller while i look larger because im closer to the camera

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the lacrosse stick is the same no matter the lighting

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Objects closer to the camera appear sharper whilst objects that are further away appear hazy

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the takis and aloe drink are the main focus and the ground is the background

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the grass thats closer to the camera is more detailed but the grass thats further away is less detailed

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little “squares” make up disco ball

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the posters can be grouped together for being similar themes

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the tracks seem to get closer the farther away they go

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the people can be grouped together to the same activity since they are wearing similiar uniforms

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the closer an object is to your face the more your eyes need to look inward to see it

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Left and Right eye view the same thing but with slightly different angles

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they are all wearing similar uniforms which shows how they should be grouped together

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Figure-Ground - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Figure-Ground - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Our brains distinguish this figure as a rock from the floor

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Shape Constancy - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Shape Constancy - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Our brains are able to recognize that this is a ball no matter what angle we look at it

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Color Constancy - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Color Constancy - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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The color of the grass appears to be two different shades but our brains know it’s the same color

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Interposition - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez 

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Interposition - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez 

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The backpack is overlapping the water bottle allowing you to only see part of the bottle

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Relative Size - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Relative Size - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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These two objects are the same size but one is farther back making it seem smaller

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Relative Clarity - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Relative Clarity - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Object closer is clearer and object farther is blurry

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Texture Gradient - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Texture Gradient - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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The texture appears to be more clearer the closer it is to you

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Linear Perspective - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez 

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Linear Perspective - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez 

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The lines from this road seem to go inward the farther it is away from you

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Retinal Disparity - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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Retinal Disparity - Jonathan Santos, Amy Martinez

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When you cover your left or right eyes you see different things

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Closure/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo  

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Closure/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo  

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The sewer top has separate lines within the overall rectangle.

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Relative Clarity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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Relative Clarity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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The closer leaves are the most detailed and the further ones are hazier.

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Shape constancy/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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Shape constancy/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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The trash can is the same size, no matter the angle is the photo taken

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Proximity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo  

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Proximity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo  

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The multiple diamond shapes are close together

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Color constancy/ Michelle Gálvez y Adrian Tamayo 

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Color constancy/ Michelle Gálvez y Adrian Tamayo 

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The door is red, even tho the shade makes

It look darker.

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Linear Perspective/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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Linear Perspective/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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With the distance, the parallel line becomes smaller and as they go father away, eventually they meet at a point. And creates an illusion to our brain, that it looks far.

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Similarity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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Similarity/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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The majority of the leaves look the same, and we can tell some are similar. Which our brain groups them together

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Interposition/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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Interposition/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo

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the person that is in front of the tree is the overlapping object and we cannot see the entire tree

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Relative Size/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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Relative Size/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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The players are scattered around the field and our brain makes it look like they are different sizes.

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When you are looking at the field both of your eyes; Can easily perceive the players but in different angles.

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Convergence/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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Convergence/ Michelle Gálvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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The fence is clear and closer; and the players are blurry. Our brain perceives the info about the distance.

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figure ground. Michelle Galvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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figure ground. Michelle Galvez and Adrian Tamayo 

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You can distinguish between the player and the field. because of the differing colors and shapes.

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Texture Gradient, Michelle Galvez and Adrian Tamayo

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Texture Gradient, Michelle Galvez and Adrian Tamayo

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Depending on the distance, grass will either get messier or finer. The farther you look the finer it will look.

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Retinal Disparity. Michelle Galvez, Adrian Tamayo.

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Retinal Disparity. Michelle Galvez, Adrian Tamayo.

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Softball field.

The way it changes the field change angles depending on which eye, you look at it with.

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This image is showing shape constancy because even though the clock might look a little different depending on how you’re looking at it, you still know it’s a circle.

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The brain distinguishes the figure which is a car from the ground which is a tabletop surface.

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Even though the cars do not touch, we can see the square since our brain fills the gaps.

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We assume the cars are 2 separate groups since they are spaced apart from right and left.

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We assume the figures go together as one group because they are close to each other and have similar attire.

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The brain perceives the fish as detailed and clear because it is closer while the penguin is blurry and harder to see since it is farther away.

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The brain is able to recognize the car is the same shape despite it appearing skewed at a different angle.

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The blue trims of the building appear to change color due to lighting but my brain knows it is the same color.

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The bottle appears covered by the backpack because the backpack is closer.

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The backpacks are the same size but the closer one appears larger than the farther one.

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The surface appears detailed and textured from up close but appears more blurry and smooth from afar.

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The stairs are parallel but seem to get closer and would appear to meet eventually in the distance.

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The eyes are converging on to the object that is very close. This causes the eyes to point inward depending on distance.

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The view from the left and right eye are slightly different due to their location despite looking at the same thing.

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We assume these people are together because of the same clothing they got on and the fact that they are so closely together.

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We match these two men as umpires because of the fact they both are wearing the same thing and are close to one another.

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Even though the fat is there our brains ignores it and can still clearly see the guy on his knees.

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I can distinguish the dog from the floor and door by its color and sleeping arrangement.

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Even though the door appears to change shape as it opens we know that it really remain a rectangle.

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The color constancy is illustrated in this picture because your brain can recognize the color of the dinamites because you seen it before even though its black and white.

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The image illustrates interposition because one water bottle overlaps/covers the other water bottle signaling to the brain that one water bottle is closer while covering the other one making it seem farther away.

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This picture illustrates relative size because one water bottle looks large and closer while the other water bottle is perceived smaller and farther away.

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Relative clarity is seen in this picture, you can see the fence clear while the background is blurry.

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This image illustrates texture gradient because you can see the color and texture of the grass.

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This image illustrates linear perspective because the field is all straight and the vanishing point is where the players are at.

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This picture illustrates convergence because both eyes come closer together to have the same view of one another

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This photo illustrates retinal disparity because my finger shows a different view with one eye than the other and they are slightly different due to their horizontal separation between them.

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although these are all different objects since there all purple they are similar/ similarly

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since these cupcakes are all together we assume there all the same and are in the same group because of proximity

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we tell ourselves that this is a square because of the way the highlighters are set up and we fill in the gaps which is closure

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the shoes are the figure and the wood floors is the background which lets us know that there not the same thing and are both separate things which is because of figure-ground

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the nintendo controllers look thin from this angle but i know there longer and not really that small which is caused my shape constancy

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in both images we see the same bunny but since the lights or off in one picture we think the colors are different which is color constancy

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this image represents what it looks like when you narrow your vision and it causes everything to look blurry which is also known as convergence

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if i were to do this with only my left or right eye open my thumb would look as if i were covering the baseball player but with both eyes open it seems to be in the middle the reason for this is retinal disparity

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i was focused on the paper so the background went blurry and put all my attention on the paper not what was going on around me which is also called relative clarity

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the fence covers the whole picture but you can still tell that there is a baseball game happening behind it which is called interposition

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in this picture you can see and even imagine how the grass would feel the closer it is but the further the picture goes the more it looks smooth which is why this is an example of texture gradient

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this is an example of linear perspective since the lines on the field look very wide and it makes us think the field is bigger than it is.

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This is an example of relative size since the pitcher looks small but it’s only because we are far away which makes him look smaller than he is

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This image is showing convergence because the pencil is directing the eyes to the face, making you focus on that specific area.

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This image shows similarity because the red doors and the red padding on the walls share the same color.

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This image is showing proximity because the lockers are positioned really close to one-another, causing the brain to perceive them as a group.

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This image shows closure because our brain is filling in the missing part of the wire shape to perceive it as the complete figure, even though it is not fully enclosed.

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This image shows figure ground because the lotion is the main object and the table is the background allowing us to easily see the visual separation.

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The image is showing color constancy because even though the backpack is outdoors and the lighting is slightly different than it would be indoors, we still see the colors of the backpack. This is because our brain automatically adjust for the different color conditions.

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The pencil looks bigger in the picture

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Because we’re all wearing the same color shirt and their all similar

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because the pumpkins are close together, so our brain sees them as one group instead of separate objects.