The Image on the Retina Resulting from a Photograph of the Eiffel

The image on the retina resulting from a photograph of the Eiffel Tower is the same as seeing the Eiffel Tower in person. We are able to see depth in photographs because:

A) we have special visual depth receptors for two-dimensional stimuli
B) the brain has special mechanisms to perceive depth in two-dimensional stimuli
C) the brain uses the same mechanisms to perceive depth in two- and three-dimensional stimuli
D) the brain reinterprets three-dimensional object as two-dimensional stimuli