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Don't be silly, there are all sorts of gradients in nature that have nothing to do with lighting.
by Camillo 13y ago
Don't be silly, there are all sorts of gradients in nature that have nothing to do with lighting.
- boronine 13y agoLike what? I honestly can't think of a single example.
- frogpelt 13y agoYou can't think of a single object that isn't a uniform color? How about flowers? Rocks? Fruit? Animals? Try harder.
- hahainternet 13y agoOther than animal skins, the examples given seem to be dominated by lighting.
- mturmon 13y agoBesides the examples mentioned by others, gradients can arise due to look angle. For instance, looking upon a field of mixed grass and dirt from straight above versus 10 feet towards the horizon will yield a gradient from green/brown to totally green. There are lots of similar examples, for example, look at a mixed asphalt/composite road stretching off into the distance.