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Global and Local influences on Egocentric Visual Perceptions of Elevation and of Verticality
How does the visual system read orientation from an extended scene to keep the perception of space stable relative to the body? We separated two orientations that natural scenes hold together, and so confound — the global orientation of a long array of parallel lines and the local orientation of the
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