Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 April 2011
My Dad In 3D
Today would have been my father's birthday. In honour here is 3D photograph I took some years ago. Let your eyes unfocus until the two images merge in the centre.
Saturday, 23 April 2011
3D Walk #13
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Friday, 22 April 2011
3D Walk #12
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Thursday, 21 April 2011
3D Walk #11
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
3D Walk #10
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
3D Walk #9
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Monday, 18 April 2011
3D Walk #8
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Sunday, 17 April 2011
3D Walk #7
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Saturday, 16 April 2011
3D Walk #6
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Friday, 15 April 2011
3D Walk #5
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Thursday, 14 April 2011
3D Walk #4
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
3D Walk #3
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
3D Walk #2
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Monday, 11 April 2011
3D Walk #1
Stereoscopic free viewing.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
Look at a point somewhere in the middle of the image. Allow your eyes to become unfocussed, to rest. You should see the two halves of the image apparently sliding towards each other. Let the process continue until the two images merge. You should then be looking at my 3D photographs of a walk around Bilston. If you can't see it, don't worry, most people can but some can't. Normal service non-3D service will resume on 25th April.
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