Asked by Kanyapirom Sinpaibul on May 11, 2024
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When looking down a rocky beach, you see individual stones nearby, but farther away you can see only a rough-looking terrain. What does this example best illustrate?
A) texture gradients
B) interposition
C) linear perspective
D) motion parallax
Texture Gradients
A visual clue to depth and distance, which arises from a gradual change in the appearance of a surface's texture as it recedes into the distance.
Rocky Beach
A type of shoreline characterized by the presence of rocks and pebbles, as opposed to fine sand, often resulting in a rugged and uneven landscape.
Rough Terrain
Type of ground or environment that is uneven, rocky, or difficult to navigate.
- Identify the roles of size, texture, and interposition in providing cues for depth perception.
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Hermelinda Cruz de OrozcoMay 12, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Texture gradients are a depth cue in which the surface texture of objects changes from fine and distinct when close to coarse and less distinct when farther away, illustrating how we perceive depth and distance.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the roles of size, texture, and interposition in providing cues for depth perception.