Stereo Photography of Architecture
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Still playing with that Begonia, actually it might be a Geranium.. but Geranium Biopsy doesn't sound as good.
Medienhafen (Media Harbour) / Düsseldorf / North Rhine-Westphalia / Germany
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Still playing with that lander base; I liked Mladen's comment about the RCS looking a little like a crop duster so I changed them to small radars for terrian mapping/remote sensing. And focused on suggesting more of a mosquito motif.
A Season's Greeting smile.
Fuji Real 3D W3
If you are not familiar with viewing stereo cross-view images, gently cross your eyes and the third image which appears centrally is the stereo view. See the link in my profile.
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Outline and fantasy colourisation of one of the New Zealand Sounds, photographed from the Celebrity Solstice. This one is probably Dusky Sound.
Handheld RAW image w/ ultra wide-angle lens at 18 mm.
Cropped, saturation & light adjusted and some spots blackened with the retouch tool in Aviary.
Shot of London, taken in 2019 on a specialty film from DubbleFilm.
Nikon F4. DubbleFilm Stereo 200 35mm C41 film.
Shot of London, taken on a specialty film from DubbleFilm.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. DubbleFilm Stereo 200 35mm C41 film.
Revere stereo 33, Owl stereo viewer. Voigtlander Vito B, Color-Skopar 50mm f2.8, Ilford Delta 100. D76 1:1 11min at 20C.
Darker shot in London in 2019, taken on a specialty film from DubbleFilm.
Nikon F4. DubbleFilm Stereo 200 35mm C41 film.
Shot of London, taken on a specialty film from DubbleFilm.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. DubbleFilm Stereo 200 35mm C41 film.
Stereo Love - Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina
Can I get to your soul?
Can you get to my thought?
Can we promise we won't let go?
All the things that I need
All the things that you need
You can make it feel so real
Cause you can't deny, you've blown my mind
When I touch your body
I feel I'm losing control
Cause you can't deny, you've blown my mind
When I see you baby
I just don't want to let go
A cross-eye stereo pair, looking down vertically on a turbulent ocean surface at Cuttagee, NSW Far South Coast.
Look down the bridge of your nose to help go cross-eyed. When you've found the correct viewing distance, the two images should separate, with a new, 3-D image in between. The challenge is to try and concentrate on the new image.