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This picture shows interposition because the bird is in front of the clock, making it seem as though the clock is farther away.

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This picture demonstrates figure-ground perception because you can see both a vase and the outlines of two people's heads, depending on what you focus on.

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This picture shows Linear Perspective because the long row of storage unit doors receding into the distance makes the doors appear to converge.

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This photo shows Relative Size because my brother appears larger in the foreground while objects in the background appear smaller.

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This photo shows Closure because even though an actual triangle isn't drawn,  the 3 open circles shaped like Pac-Man are arranged in a way that your brain sees a triangle.

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This photo shows Texture Gradient because the carpet fibers look clear in the foreground but, as the carpet stretches into the background, the texture appears softer and less detailed.

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This photo shows Relative Clarity because the cup that is closer appears clear and more detailed, but the background isn't as sharp and everything else seems farther away.

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This picture shows Continuity because the pattern of the wooden floor creates a natural flow that guides the eye.

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This photo shows Proximity because the pieces of the club sandwich are close together, which makes them look like a group instead of separate unrelated items.

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This photo shows Similarity because even though the towels are different colors, they have the same pattern and our brain groups them together because of their similar design.