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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.1274#0089
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Natural Situations continued.
Vanishing; Point.
Each Parallel appears more Oblique, as it is
nearer the Horizontal Plane.
The Parallel on the Horizontal Plane becomes
a Horizontal; that is when at the exact height
of the eye.
Vanishing Point.
Each Parallel becomes more Perpendicular from
the Horizontal to the center of the converging'
Parallel.
6.
Vanishing Point.
The Parallel immediately before the observer is
a Perpendicular.
Each Parallel becomes more Oblique, as it is
farther distant from the Perpendicular, either
above the Ground or Horizontal Planes, or
below them.
Each Parallel becomes more Oblique, on either
side, from the center of the converging
Parallels.
Natural Situations continued.
Vanishing; Point.
Each Parallel appears more Oblique, as it is
nearer the Horizontal Plane.
The Parallel on the Horizontal Plane becomes
a Horizontal; that is when at the exact height
of the eye.
Vanishing Point.
Each Parallel becomes more Perpendicular from
the Horizontal to the center of the converging'
Parallel.
6.
Vanishing Point.
The Parallel immediately before the observer is
a Perpendicular.
Each Parallel becomes more Oblique, as it is
farther distant from the Perpendicular, either
above the Ground or Horizontal Planes, or
below them.
Each Parallel becomes more Oblique, on either
side, from the center of the converging
Parallels.