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> As you can see on the left side of this example, the blue block recedes...On the right side of the example, you see the opposite effect, with the red block lo
by greglockwood 16y ago
> As you can see on the left side of this example, the blue block recedes...On the right side of the example, you see the opposite effect, with the red block looking almost as if it is a tower extruding towards you from the blue block.
I see the opposite, with the red block receding and the blue block extruding. What does that say about me?
- billswift 16y agoWhile I saw the different toned squares like they stated, the intense blue and intense red squares looked completely flat to me, neither seemed to be in the fore or sunk. I think there is a lot more, both mental and physical, variation in people than most seem to expect.
- jcl 16y agoBy any chance, do you wear glasses with a strong prescription? Color fringing makes the apparent depth relationship of bright colors dependent on the viewing angle.
- greglockwood 16y agoYes I do. You, sir or madam, are a smart one.
- abstractbill 16y agoI don't see any receding or extruding. I just see a migraine.