Convergence Of Parallel Lines
Convergence of Parallel Lines is a visual phenomenon in atmospheric perspective, wherein parallel lines appear to approach each other as they recede toward the horizon due to the perceptual effects of depth and distance in three-dimensional space projected onto a two-dimensional plane.
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The Pontesford Lineament, Welsh Borderland
Nigel Woodcock · Journal of the Geological Society · 1984 · 67 citations
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