Describe and provide examples of four pictorial cues for the perception of depth.

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Describe and provide examples of four pictorial cues for the perception of depth.



Pictorial cues:
1) Familiar size - pictures people take in front of leaning tower of pisa
2) Atmospheric perspective - air between me and the stuff reduces the contrast in the background (starwars - blue background to give a depth cue)
3) Linear persepctive - The school of Athens, Raphael, railroad, vietnamese war memorial
4) detail persepctive - pattern (detail) gets smaller with distance, brick size of fairytale castle in Disney World gets smaller on top
5) shape from shading - use of shadows, Mona Lisa
6) depth of field - (the distance btw the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp in an image) Higher proportional depth range with increasing distance, tilt-shifted photography

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