aerial perspective
atmospheric perspective

These are portrayed in a traditional landscape view, and also from an aerial perspective.

The game features one to four protagonists viewed from an aerial perspective.

His bedroom on the third floor had views in every direction and afforded him something of an aerial perspective.

Aerial perspective, the effect the atmosphere has on the appearance of an object as it is viewed from a distance.

The purple color would be that of aerial perspective, as Grey mentioned:

The print immobilizes a sleeping dog from an aerial perspective on a large rock.

It is set under a large portico, which opens on a magnificent landscape created according to aerial perspective.

Aerial perspective reduces the contrast of all spatial frequencies.

They changed colour wildly as the terrain changed, and from his aerial perspective it seemed the ground itself was flowing like a river.

The aerial perspective ostensibly improved mapmaking, especially when combined with the use of photography.

It was not until the Renaissance of the fifteenth century that linear and aerial perspective, as we understand them, were systematically explored.

Many paintings by Aboriginal artists, such as those that represent a 'dreamtime story', are shown from an aerial perspective.

He painted architectural designs and bird's-eye views with figures seen from an aerial perspective.

As well as the scale of the drawing, distance is achieved through the use of colour and aerial perspective.

One technique that was unique to Masaccio, however, was the use of atmospheric, or aerial perspective.

Aerial perspective is a technique in painting, for indicating distance by approximating the effect of the atmosphere on distant objects.

On the background, behind the ox and the donkey, is a rocky, hilly landscape painted using aerial perspective.

Brown presents every slice of Victorian life here, with no clear centre nor aerial perspective, just a jumble of figures and colours.

This aerial perspective approach to the landscape was also explored by the Australian painter Fred Williams.

It was a mere falsification of the law of aerial perspective, but it startled, almost terrified me.

The cover showed a red-tinged photograph of the ancient imperial city of Hue, a low-angle aerial perspective.

Aerial perspective can refer to:

Classical linear and aerial perspective, uninterrupted surface transitions and chiaroscuro were pushed aside.

Aerial perspective - Due to light scattering by the atmosphere, objects that are a great distance away have lower luminance contrast and lower color saturation.

Occasionally, a news helicopter will also be present and scripted cutscenes will be viewed from an aerial perspective.