Ice and Death after Nemo
We went snow shoeing at Point Au Roche State Park in upper New York on Lake Champlain on the Sunday after Nemo hit. The storm blew piles of lake ice onto the shore. We also found one unfortunate casualty, a deer, that appears to have frozen to death during the storm. I thought it was nice that it turned into a natural bird feeder, but Karen was grossed out. It is kind of gory so be warned. All of these are set up for cross eyed 3D (cross your eyes and try to focus on the middle image as you vary the distance you are from the screen). The last one is particularly cool in my opinion but challenging to get the effect.
Went for a drive today to check out the leaves. It’s been gray and rainy but we still had some nice views.
Cross eyed images taken at Point Au Roche State Park in New York. Cross your eyes and focus on the middle image to view. Frogs are ideal models, they either jump right away or they tend to hold very still while you take their pictures.
The Natural History Museum at Oxford is a 3D photography paradise, lots of interesting architecture, dead things and rocks that all tend to hold very still. Unfortunately, my camera is packed away for a move and all I had was my iphone. Did get these three to work however.
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
A couple of cross-eyed images from Cox Cave in Cheddar Gorge. The reflection on the water in both is kind of cool and not quite right at the same time.
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
Mastodon skeleton at the Oregon Zoo.
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
Flowers work well for stereo with this method because they don’t move and are very photogenic. The first three were taken at Kew, the last one at Oxford Botanical Garden. All done with a regular digital camera with two shots corrected with Anabuilder and saved as cross eyed.
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
Angel in Southampton Common Cemetary
Crossed eyed format
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
Made with Anabuilder and a Lumix digitial camera.
I have played around a bit with this wobble format. It’s tricky and seems to work better with your main object center front with everything else tapering to the back. The Angel is from the Southampton Common cemetary.
The West Kennet Long burrow, creepiest place I have ever been.
Crossed eyed format
To view:
1) cross your eyes
2) focus on the middle image while varying your distance from the screen
Made with Anabuilder and a Lumix digitial camera.
