When you are on a cliff far from the beach,the sand looks smooth and uniform.When you sit on the beach and look closely at the sand,you can see all the bumps and colors.This difference is an example of which depth cue?
A) occlusion
B) figure to ground
C) texture gradient
D) linear perspective

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The difference between the appearance of the sand from far away and up close suggests a texture gradient, which is a depth cue that involves the gradual change in the appearance of an object's texture as it recedes from the viewer. This can make objects appear smoother and more uniform from a distance, but more detailed and varied up close.

When You Are on a Cliff Far from the Beach,the