Hallucinogenic replication is defined by PsychonautWiki as the artistic science of intentionally or unintentionally recreating the specific subjective visual effects which are consistently experienced under the influence of hallucinogens through the creation of images, video and audio. This serves the useful purpose of formally documenting experiences in a level of detail which descriptive language and written analysis could not possibly come close to by itself.

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Enhancements

Increased visual acuity

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Tree Bark By Chelsea Morgan
Moss on tree bark. By Chelsea Morgan
Towel. By Chelsea Morgan

Enhancement of colour

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The woods by Chelsea Morgan.
Showing differences by Chelsea Morgan.
Rose by Chelsea Morgan.

Enhanced pattern recognition

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Face in a cloud by Neil Usher.
Optical illusion by Oleg Shuplyak.
Smile in tree bark by Chelsea Morgan.

Suppression

Double vision

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Double vision in a kitchen by unknown.
Double vision at a desk unknown.
Desktop double vision by Chelsea Morgan.

Visual Distortions and Alterations

The second category of visual effects found within a psychedelic experience is known as a distortion or a visual alteration. These can be generally described as changes in perception attributed to the external environment that are always obviously grounded in reality. These effects are manifested through 6 separate subcomponents.