Chris' Stereo Photographs, as Anaglyphs

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Elizabet Ney Sculpture

Austin's 37th St. Lights, 2002 Preview

 

an·a·glyph NOUN: 1. An ornament carved in low relief. 2. A moving or still picture consisting of two slightly different perspectives of the same subject in contrasting colors that are superimposed on each other, producing a three-dimensional effect when viewed through two correspondingly colored filters. American Heritage Dictionary   Anaglyphs are not a perfect means of presenting stereo imagery, but I believe they represent the best available compromise between accessibility and quality. The only thing needed in order to view them is a pair of red/cyan glasses (red over the left eye, cyan over the right), and a willingness to see their virtues at least as clearly as their shortcomings. (A darkened room can be helpful, too.) If you can't find an old pair of paper viewing glasses lying around, anaglyph glasses can be purchased from several online vendors, including Berezin, Rainbow Symphony, and Reel 3-D.   Experiments, Mistakes, Fragments, and Things Laying Around Downtown Austin, Texas, at night, centered on the Capitol Martin Luther King statue on UT Austin's east mall UT Austin's east mall fountain Clouds Enchanted Rock UT Austin Campus UT Austin Fountains at Night Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Zilker Park Wilderness Area Texas State Capitol at Night

 

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