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Since vanishing points exist only when parallel lines are present in the scene,
a perspective with no vanishing points ("zero-point" perspective) occurs if
the viewer is observing a non-linear scene.
The most common example of a nonlinear scene is a natural scene (e.g., a
mountain range) which frequently does not contain any parallel lines.
A perspective without vanishing points can still create a sense of depth.
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