Well the hard part, (the explanation and instructions), are in the last post. So now I can just say, 'Here's another Stereophoto, have fun!"
Both of these photos are intended to show that depth and shape are sometimes what make a scene truly interesting to look at in person, where as in a traditional photograph, the exact same angle can seem very boring.
The first of the two (and my favorite because it worked!) is a 3D photo of a reflection in a door in the frozen food isle in my local Ralph's. Look at the photo in 3D and you can see "through the reflection" into the store beyond.
The second is meant to convey depth by having an object that flows from the viewer into the space in front of the camera along a vanish point.
Hope you like them!
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For any of you who have the stereoscopic lenses from the "Tool: 10,000 days" package, I suggest you use them. They seem to work fairly well once you get the "beams" to cross.
Hey Payne,
I just read my blog and saw you left me a little blah blah blah- and I have no idea how long ago it was... but its ok for you to call just to chat and there does not need to be a purpose to the call. I was actually thinking of calling you, but things have been sort of busy... we put the house on the market and we are not in bozeman right now. when i call you i'll fill you in on the details... though if you don't hear from me its only because i am working nights right now so it will have to wait until I get a day off.
Anyway maybe we'll be neighboors again sooner than you think, or then again, maybe not. but lets chat soon.
-Erin
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