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Tag Archives: Stereo Photography

3D or Not 3D

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

I love stereoscopic or 3D photography for the way it turns a picture into a window.  I’ve posted some of my 3D photographs on this blog (here and here), converted from side-by-side pairs to the anaglyphic process, which can be viewed with cheap old-fashioned red/cyan 3D glasses (available free from this site).  I noticed that [...]

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Depth Perception

Friday, May 21, 2010

The image above may appear a mild abstraction on a natural scene, some curling leaves fringed in red and blue.  But put on a pair of old-fashioned 3-D glasses, with a red filter over the left eye and a cyan filter over the right eye, and a window opens up in your monitor, offering a [...]

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Top Ten Countdown

Monday, March 15, 2010

Today, March 15, 2010, this blog turns one year old.  (Above, the first illustration from the first post, “Variations”.) I have long shared my work with others largely through underground, alternative, and community-based venues.  In many ways, the blog has been my ideal gallery – virtually cost-free, accessible to all both near and far, open [...]

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Shapes of Things

Friday, April 3, 2009

Note:  This post features stereoscopic (3D) photographs.  To view these images in 3D you need a pair of  3D glasses.  In case you don’t have a pair, you can get a pair for free (well, for the price of a stamp), from this site. Ask for red-cyan 3D anaglyph glasses. Pieta, 1993, stereo photo by [...]

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