SIZE DIFFERENCES:
The couch that is further away looks smaller than the couch that is closer. In actuality, both couches are the same size.
OCCLUSION:
From a far, the lamp and end table that is closer occludes or stands in front of the bed's head, which is also occluding the other end table on the other side of the bed.
LIGHTING AND SHADING:
On one side, the roof top of the house appears to be much lighter due to the light hitting that side. Whereas, the other side is darker because it is receiving less amount of light.
TEXTURE DENSITY:
Here you see the wall of the house and its repeated brick pattern.
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE:
The lines here are parallel. The further away the lines are, the more the lines begin to narrow down. Once the parallel lines are far away enough, they will vanish.
ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE:
From a far, we see a white blurry dot. When up close, the object is more detailed and we can see that the object is a soccer ball.
It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc
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