Fascinating, profusely illustrated study of the human visual perception system explores the psychology and physiology of vision, including such topics as light and color, motion receptors, the illusion of movement, kinetic art, how we perceive size, how our eyes move, phantoms of the visual system, and more. Over 100 illustrations.
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Decent job,
This review is from: The Nature of Visual Illusion (Paperback)
"The Nature of the Visual Illusion" does a pretty decent job of characterizing and explaning exactly what the title implies. I like how this author involved some alternative concepts other than the same old optical illusions that we see all the time. He covers basic visual functions more. I also recommend "the science of illusions" by Jacques Ninio.
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