Landscape is an example of a zero-point perspective.
What is perspective?
Linear or point perspective is one of two types of graphical perspective in graphic arts.
Linear perspective is an estimate representation, generally on a smooth surface, of an image as it is seen by the eye.
zero-point perspective is just a fancy way of describing a natural scene such as a mountain range or a landscape of hills and valleys–a non-linear scene in which there are no parallel lines appearing to meet off in the distance somewhere.
