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Bridal Veil Falls 1
Bridal Veil Falls 1		 Bridal Veil Falls 2
Bridal Veil Falls 2		 Columbia River Gorge
Columbia River Gorge		 Horsetail Falls
Horsetail Falls
Latourell Falls 1
Latourell Falls 1		 Latourell-Falls-2
Latourell-Falls-2		 Mt Hood
Mt Hood		 Multnomah Falls
Multnomah Falls
Shepperds Dell 1
Shepperds Dell 1		 Shepperds Dell 2
Shepperds Dell 2		 Shepperds Dell 3
Shepperds Dell 3		 Wahkenna Falls 1
Wahkenna Falls 1
Wahkenna Falls 2
Wahkenna Falls 2		 Ecola-State-Park
Ecola-State-Park		 Heceta Head Lighthouse
Heceta Head Lighthouse		 The Solar Prophet
The Solar Prophet
waiting for the fireworks
waiting for the fireworks		 reversed Gorge
reversed Gorge		 Chinese Garden Portland, OR.
Chinese Garden Portland, OR.		 Portland Convention Center
Portland Convention Center
Crystal Springs 1 Portland, OR.
Crystal Springs 1 Portland, OR.		 Crystal Springs 2 Portland, OR.
Crystal Springs 2 Portland, OR.		 Crystal springs 3 Portland, OR.
Crystal springs 3 Portland, OR.		 Crystal Springs 4 Portland, OR.
Crystal Springs 4 Portland, OR.
Lost Lake 1
Lost Lake 1		 lost lake 3
lost lake 3		 Morning Moonrise
Morning Moonrise		 Morning Moonrise crop
Morning Moonrise crop
Paul
Paul		 Stonehenge
Stonehenge		 train
train

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John Marshall 19-Dec-2010 20:58
These are very good, I especially like Ecola-State-Park. Regarding comments by mark Seibold, either crossed or parallel work for me without head aches. I'm right handed, drive a manual transmission, put some milk in my coffee, but not sugar. I am also an amateur astronomer, now mostly lapsed.
mark Seibold 05-Nov-2009 22:44
Although my friend Mike and others say to view as parallel, I do not know how to do that. I am an artist and astronomer for 50 years, have looked through thousands of optical devices and produced thousdands of hours of public astronomy, thousands of hours of pastel astronomy artwork. I only know how to use the 'crossed-eyes' technique. It works fine for me! But why some people say they get headaches? I find it is the same ones that do not know how to drive a manual shift automobile? Or the ones that say they love to drik coffee but first put a pound of cream and sugar in it?? My crossed eyes are just fine for stereo imaging and black coffee! *I am left handed* (; www.markseibold.com
mike earussi18-Oct-2009 23:50
Warren, to answer your question, I use two cameras either on a bar with various spacings or on two separate tripods if I need really large separations between the cameras. The spacing is determined by how far away the subject is and can vary from 5" to 60'.
Warren Westcott18-Oct-2009 12:43
Give us a clue about your method, please. Are you using two cameras? A stereo camera? Thanks for making these parallel. My eyes won't warp enough to do the crosseyed thing.
mike earussi18-Oct-2009 11:38
These are all parallel stereos, unless otherwise noted.
Warren Westcott16-Oct-2009 16:10
Great images! I really enjoy these.
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