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This is an example of relative clarity because the leg of the table is more clear which explains depth by how it is closer than the background. The other legs of the chair, the chair behind, as well as the hallway is more hazy, explaining how it is farther. 

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We perceive Phoenix to be the same size despite looking like she’s the same size as the trash can. This is because we know that Phoenix is a human, relatively our size, so we’re still aware that she did not shrink. 

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This is an example of relative size. The table appears bigger, and Idely smaller because the table is closer to the camera than her. This makes her look like she is standing on the table when she is actually standing several feet away. 

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This is an example of size constancy. Even though Juniper is far away and next to an object a lot taller than him, our perception still sees him as the same size. This happens since we are aware he is still a human so our brain knows he didn’t actually shrink, he’s just far.

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The lighting in these two images are different, which is why when put side by side Sarah appears different colors. Thanks to color consistency, we are subconciously aware that it is only the lighting altering these colors. Despite what color is being reflected back to us, our perception of what the color is doesnt change.

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This picture of Rose is an example of relative size. The boards on the walls and the writing pad all look a good bit bigger than her, but that is only because Rose is further away from the camera than they are. We know that she didn't shrink because we are able to perceive depth and know that she is just far away.  

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The pillar overlaps Griffin and partially covers them from the viewer, creating an impression that they are further away in space.

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Relative Size- the cars appear smaller because they’re further away

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Relative Size- the cars appear smaller because they’re further away

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This is an example of convergence because our eyes move inward toward each other to focus on a close object. In this instance my finger was the close object. - Taylor Sigler. 

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Makyla appears smaller because she is further away 

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This is an example of texture gradient, since the vases perceived in this case when seen up close have lines that are less distinguishable the further away you move. The further away, they look smoother and less detailed. The closer you are, you perceive the textures and the vases appear clearer. 

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The picture is an example of linear perspective, as parallel lines on the floor converge towards a single point in the distance; the vanishing point. In this image, the hallway appears to narrow as it stretches further away from the viewer, leading to a distant point near the center of the photo.

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Relative size.Sasha appears bigger than Oleks because of the distance.

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My example is Interposition because  she appears to be smaller than the trashcan but in reality it’s just because when an object overlaps another, it makes us perceive the overlapping object as closer and bigger. 

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My example is Interposition because  she appears to be smaller than the trashcan but in reality it’s just because when an object overlaps another, it makes us perceive the overlapping object as closer and bigger. 

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the lines all move down as the hallways become longer 

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In this photo, me and Bridget are doing handstands. This photo is an example of Relative Size. Bridget appears larger than I do because she is closer to the camera, whereas I appear smaller due to being farther away from the camera, even though in reality, we are relatively the same size. 

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I appear smaller since I am further away and down the hall, even though I didn’t physically become smaller. 

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This is an example of relative size because the mural appears smaller from a distance--making it seem like I can hold it between my fingers--when in reality, it's much bigger than me. - Farah M. 

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This is coler consistancy because the coler of the fire thingg doesnt change no matter what lighting its in 

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In Lucys picture she has a different perspective than me 

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This is a color constancy because even if the lighting changes the object which is the book doesn’t change colors.

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This photo properly represents the effects of Texture Gradient. The wall closest to us (left) shows vivid texture and grooves, while the identical wall (right) hold those same grooves yet our vision cannot comprehend it making it appear smooth

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Me nd Lin look smaller because we’re farther away

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This is an image of Lily. She is standing at the end of the hallway and looks smaller than she actually is. We can see the trashcan close to the image looking bigger than Lily because shes far away. even though we know in real life Lily is bigger than that trash can. 

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This is an example of relative size. Even though the size of the walkway isn't smaller it looks like it because the curve of the wall makes it look like it is. Also it’s the perception.  

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This image I took represents relative size. The doors appear smaller than the chair because the chair is closer to the camera than the doors due to perspective. -Phoebe Li

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Due to color constancy, we know my dog isn’t actually red even though the lighting makes her seem like it.

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It seems like I am holding a little person but in reality she’s just downstairs and I’m at the top and I was able to focus my it enough to make it seem like she’s being held by my hand and that she looks to be small enough for it

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This would be a representation of linear perspective since the lines created by the locker edges on both sides of the hallway seem to converge in the direction of a distant vanishing point. This gives the appearance that the hallway goes on forever. The sense of perspective is further strengthened by the floor's checkerboard design. As the squares become farther away, they seem to get smaller, which highlights the hallway's depth. The play of light and shadow on the walls and floor is also clear here. A sense of volume and three-dimensionality is produced by the shadows generated by the ceiling lights and the lockers.

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This is an example of linear perspective because of how although Layla may seem smaller due to how far away she is, she is still normal size. - Tima 

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This is color constancy because the color of the mug doesn't change even if the lighting does. - Mei