The way the top and bottom edges of the front wall appear to converge toward the base of the tree allow you to judge the angle between the front wall and your viewpoint.Because it is obscured by the building, you can tell that the tree-lined hillside is behind the building instead of vice versa.Here's a realistic still image that was created with Blender.
In other words, someone looking at the image can easily tell which parts are meant to be closer and which are farther away.
While the end-product of most Blender projects is a two-dimensional (2D) raster image on a flat surface (be it a monitor, movie screen, or sheet of paper) except for Head Mounted Virtual Reality applications, the images are said to be "3D" because they exhibit the illusion of depth.
Blender is a free software package for authoring "three-dimensional" (3D) graphics (also known as computer graphics or “CG”), including still images, games, and video.
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