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1 LECTURE 2: LOOKING AT LANDSCAPES 1VISUAL PERCEPTION 2VISUAL ELEMENTS 3PERCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS

2 1VISUAL PERCEPTION Physiology of vision Field-of-view (horizontal and vertical) Visual acuity and contrast Eye movement Light transmission Sources/absorption/reflection

3 2 VISUAL ELEMENTS Colour Texture Scale Form Lines/edges Motion

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21 3PERCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS Temporal variations Landscape relationships: Distance Observer position

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