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Effect of Detail on Visual Perception
The elements of the image "All is Vanity" by Charles Allen Gilbert are arranged to present a second, more subtle image. By blurring the image so that the fine details are less distracting, the viewer perceives the second image more clearly.
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Jon McLoone
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Effect of Detail on Visual Perception
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