What are the relationships between visible portions of the four images?

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   plums1 -- plums1
                                                Figure A                                                                                        Figure B

   plums3 -- plums4
                                                Figure C                                                                                        Figure D

Questions:

  1. What's the relationship between the scenes depicted in figure A and figure B?
  2. What's the relationship between the scenes depicted in figure C and figure D?
  3. What's the relationship between the scenes depicted in figure A and figure C?
  4. What's the relationship between the scenes depicted in figure B and figure D?
  5. Have important relationships been omitted from these questions?
  6. What are the relationships between the relationships mentioned
    in the above questions?
Compare work by Evans and Winston referred to in the main document:
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cogaff/misc/vision/vision.html
Note: Some of the answers refer to the perceiver!