Looking out over the ploughed Alberta wheat fields, you see that the rows near to you have many pieces of dark soil but rows far from you look more uniform in colour and consistency. This is an example of the depth cue of

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The observation of the rows of dark soil becoming less apparent as they recede into the distance is an example of texture gradient, a depth cue that refers to the diminishing of the detail and texture of an object as it moves further away from the viewer.

Looking Out Over the Ploughed Alberta Wheat Fields, You See