Observation Name: Institution: Course: Date: Description I have always had a keen interest in the way the brain and the eyes communicate. From a young it was always fascinating how we perceive the environment around us and how accurate the images that we see are. I have always enjoyed outdoor expeditions where I get to enjoy the wonders of nature in all its beauty and splendor. Nature provides all the visual cues of art and science that any would even want to encounter and more. As such, much of my childhood was riddled with the thoughts of the illusions that could be in the environment which we interact with but really never understand because they are not what they seem but rather different from what we perceive, relative to the limitation of the eye or the interpretation of the brain. My first encounter with an optical illusion was at the age of 10 on a family trip to the Niagara Falls. I happened to be really fascinated with falls, that I got lost in the moment enjoying the water splash down the fall. When I looked away I noticed that the rocks and the vegetation just adjacen