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3D Magic

When viewing photos in this gallery, you have to cross your eyes a bit. That is, focus closer to you than the image you're looking at. This is best done when you're about a foot and a half from the image/monitor and the image is original size. As you cross your eyes, the image halves will merge into one - in the center. When you get them lined up, you may have to tilt your head slightly to bring them into sharp focus.
Cimarron River 3D.JPG
Cimarron River 3D.JPG		 View from the overlook near the Santa Fe Ski Area.
Overlook 3D IMG_2131_2132.JPG

View from the overlook near the Santa Fe Ski Area.

 3D Clouds 3.jpg
3D Clouds 3.jpg
3D Clouds 2.jpg
3D Clouds 2.jpg		 This was taken on a slow descent approaching AMA from DAL.
3D Clouds.jpg

This was taken on a slow descent approaching AMA from DAL.

Taken from a Southwest Airlines flight from Amarillo to Dallas.
3D Clouds

Taken from a Southwest Airlines flight from Amarillo to Dallas.
3D Church
3D Church		 3D Rooftop
3D Rooftop

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Dale Stanton12-Jul-2012 17:48
Thank you, Barry. I can easily go "cross-eyed", but can't go the other way. Your images are just like the old stereoscope cards.
Barry S Moore11-Jul-2012 09:32
Great work. Your Left eye needs to look at the right image and vice versa. Holding a finger that you look at near your nose will achieve this. I have a lazy right eye so is actually easier for me to put the left image in the Left eya and right image in the right eye. If the photos where switched this would then make a 3d image but then people would near to hold a black card between the images to do the superimposing. Have a look at my images athttp://www.pbase.com/barry_2718/3d
Dale Stanton30-Dec-2008 01:00
Thank you, Del. And thanks for stopping by! :)
Del 29-Dec-2008 22:27
Dale, there are some really good photographs amongst your collection ... Shelley has taught you well :-)
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