Visual perception is the process by which our brains interpret and make sense of the visual information received from our eyes. This involves recognizing shapes, colors, and patterns, allowing us to understand our surroundings. The eyes capture light and send signals to the brain, which then processes these signals to create a coherent image of what we see. Factors such as lighting, contrast, and movement can influence visual perception. For example, in low light conditions, it may be harder to distinguish colors and details. Additionally, our past experiences and knowledge can shape how we perceive visual stimuli, leading to variations in interpretation among different individuals.