As I look out of my office window, I can make out the details of nearby objects very easily. As I look at objects farther away, I have a more difficult time in making out the details of different objects. This example describes the cue to depth called
A) linear perspective.
B) retinal disparity.
C) shading.
D) interposition.
E) texture.

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Texture gradient is a depth cue where objects closer to the viewer appear more detailed, while those further away appear less detailed.

As I Look Out of My Office Window, I Can