Perceptual Transparency
» A collection of Perceptual Transparency
Perceptual transparency is that phenomenon in which one surface is looked behind another. In our day to day life the objects are often viewed through transparent surfaces.
Comments (0)So what do your see? The horizontal grey bar is made of two colors? Check again by covering the background and just seeing the grey bar.
The horizontal grey bar is of the same color throughout, you see the difference because of the difference in background. Amazing??
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Comments (0)The Hering illusion was discovered by Ewald Hering, a German physiologist in 1861. In this illusion, two red lines are parallel to each other but they don’t seem to due to the back lines. These red lines look like bulging out from the center but actually that distortion is due to overestimation of the angle made at the points of intersection.
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Comments (0)Does it look like expanding as you move your eyes from one corner to the other.
This optical illusion was submitted by Anh Pham.
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Comments (2)Feel like moving with them? Just move your eyes from one corner to the other.
This optical illusion was submitted by Anh Pham.
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Comments (3)Look at triangle. It is hard to follow its path. Only one string!!
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Comments (3)Painting of a Narcissus using a conic aluminum mirror to construct and deconstruct the main image.
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Comments (26)Check out the eye below and see what is visible to you..If you are not able to see anything just concentrate on the center most part
You will see a skull inside that
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Comments (10)Look at the center point of this image and you will observe that this image become in motion.Though this is a static image but on focusing at the center you will see it in motion
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Comments (8)The Shadow of a girl is totally merged with the clothes lying on the ground giving it a look of an optical illusion
This image is used with permission of Josefina Marsano
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Comments (11)Beautiful optical illusion showing trees flipped and therefore giving a look like – top and roots joined at one place
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