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    Ames Room Research Paper

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    Ame’s Room Ame’s room is only a distorted optical ilusion. This room was invented by American opthalmolegist Adelbert Ames Jr. in 1934, and constructed in 1935. There are several illusions to this room. The room appears to look cubic from a certain point of view. The next illusion presented in this room is how when you move from side to side the people standing on either corner of the room seem to grow bigger or shrink. This room is set up to look as if it were a perfectly normal room. However,…

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    farther away. Close up photo tips: When the camera is close to the object that you are trying to take the picture of it will look more real. The forced perspective technique, it results as it manipulates our human perception with the use of optical illusions to make objects appear larger, smaller, farther, or closer than they actually are.Photography also uses forced perspective a lot as well to give a certain feel to an image. Depth perception: Three tips are “technique takes advantage of…

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    Analytical Execlusions

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    My project uses optical illusions to compare gender and see if there are any major differences in how men and women perceive images. But what exactly is an optical illusion? Is age a factor in what the subject is seeing as well? My objective is to construct an experiment to determine whether there are differences between the sexes and how each view certain illusions. My hypothesis is that men and women will perceive or view images differently due to the manner in which their brains process…

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    imagine looking through a peephole and seeing two contradictory images; one is gigantic and the other tiny. But how can that be if it’s the same room? The answer to this question is the Ames room. The Ames room is a deformed room used to create an optical illusion of relative sizes; the size of the person depended on where the person was standing. To understand the Ames room, people need to know the history behind it, how it works, and the psychology involved. To start things off, the design of…

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    Dakota McNany Gerontology Sophomore 3. Short Answer Questions (10 points each, 20 points total). Choose two out of four. It is expected the length of the text for each question is about 150-200 words, single spaced. D. Why is the Knossos Palace laid out in a rather irregular form? The largest Minoan site, The palace and labyrinth at Knossos, is also perhaps the most widely known Minoan site throughout the world. Directly under this site are the remains of Neolithic settlements. These…

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    Surrealism Salvador Dali

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    that the movement blurred the line between the real and imagined which was most evident in the works of Salvador Dali (2015). Salvador Dali is a surrealist artist whose name became synonymous to the word surrealism. Dali’s work included numerous illusions that focused to challenge the “viewers’ perception of reality and to enable them to see beyond the surface” (Martinez-Conde et al, 2015). Similarly, a Canadian artist by the name of Rob Gonsalves has incorporated the…

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    The Brain’s Optical Eyes Did you know that about forty percent or more of the human brain is thought to involve vision? The brain controls the vision system and without it, seeing is impossible. Even though the eyes are the only tool the body has for seeing the world, vision is not always accurate considering how the brain interprets perception. .Eye optics are more complicated than most people assume. It is important to understand eye optics because detecting and fixing eye problems in an…

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    Bridget Riley Cataract 3

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    know for painting in black and white until 1967, the year Cataract 3 was created. This piece is considered Op Art because it creates an optical sensation of movement through the manipulation and reposition of lines. Riley uses both horizontal and diagonal curved lines with different scales. The lines widen and close throughout the canvas to create the illusion that the lines are weaving. The opposite hues puts off a glow in the painting, yet the surface is matte. Riley uses a warm color…

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    Goldstein's Analysis

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    Goldstein (2015) states that “perception can involve a process similar to reasoning or problem solving” (p. 52). For example, I have woken up in the middle of the night and as my eyes were adjusting to being open I have thought a person was standing in my room. As I focused on what I thought was the person I started to realize that the shape I perceived as the person was in fact just my dresser across the room. The blob started to take the shape of a rectangle and my brain started to…

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    Optical illusion pictures are hidden pictures embedded into an image. The purpose of this research is to identify how the brain is able to take what is seen and segregate what is actually there embedded into the image. I would divide a group of 10 children…

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