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TJ
Triq Tas-Sema (3D); 2015

This shot (and another one from Ireland taken in 2009) is one of those rare shots that I've literally stopped gazing mindlessly before shooting it, meditating in its majesty. Where I live, we don't quite get such clouds formations, thus seeing something like that, in a quiet countryside pathway, induces amazing feelings of joy deep inside of me. I wanted to just sit there and gaze, forgetting everything about my problems, and my camera and photography altogether. Luckily, back home, I've realized that I've made two shots of the scene so I was able to merge them in one anaglyph. Making anaglyphs out of fisheye shots is quite tricky as well, but I think this one ended up well. Another strange thing about this anaglyph as well is that the B&W version didn't quite work well it seems; usually, colors cause ghosting and hence anaglyphs perform better in B&W to perceive the depth or the illusion better. However, this is not the case here, where the colored version is relatively better in depth than the B&W!

***Note: I tried my best to match the original colors of the image here on Pixelfed, using the provided filters, since the color space is not recognized and the colors change significantly. I will leave a link in the comments to the one with the original colors posted on Cara.

#anaglyph #3d #stereogram #stereograph #illusion #Malta #Qala #Gozo #travel #traveling #clouds #countryside #landscape #path #road #goodmorning
#goodmorning
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codeismycanvas

#genuary11 - Impossible Day. Inspired by a comment on another fractal I posted suggesting it looked like a "Magic Eye" image, I wanted to try turning a fractal image into a 3D autostereogram. Maybe not impossible, but certainly ambitious for a genuary post. I came up with two variations - the first one where each layer of the fractal is rendered at a slightly different zoom level to give the perception of depth. The other uses a depth mask to embed a 3D image by shifting pixels of individuals rows. #stereogram #autostereogram #magiceye #genuary #genuary2025

The same fractal image, but this time when viewed as an autostereogram, a 3D smiley face appears.
Fractal image with a web of cherry red strands over a web of orange and another of blue. When viewed as an autostereogram (focus the eyes behind the screen), each of the three layers appears at a different depth.
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TJ
It's 3D Saturday! I was digging the archive, I've found this anaglyph which was probably shot with my phone. This was the last 3D anaglyph I'd make in and around my workplace and I've shot this as a homage to the place I've spent 16 years working in. The shot was taken exactly at my last day there, October 31st, 2021. This was the official date for ending my services but surely I came back several times to finish some papers and collect some stuff of course.
The anaglyph here shows a bit of ghosting probably because the cyan/blue is not in the required level or shade, but with some focusing one can see the building protruding a bit in general.

#3d #anaglyph #stereogram #stereograph #building #architecture #workplace #job #work #illusion #eyetrick #goodmorning
#goodmorning
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Chelsea Thompto

Currently making View Master discs for a show in San Francisco. Made using transparency film and laser cut recycled paper, the work will be displayed on this vintage (1950s) View Master.

This work is about fog and trans visibility and is part of a larger body of work on the same subject.

Thinking about the potential of low/no power display technologies of the past and what their formal qualities (in this case 7 stereographic images in intimate proximity of the body) might offer.

A photo of a white paper View Master disc with the words “Fog as in…” printed in the center.
A close up of a brown View Master showing the window displaying the disc title which reads “Fog as in…”.
View inside the one side of a View Master showing the phase I may not change them directly but they surely change when seen in relation to me” in foggy text.
#oldnewmedia#newmedia#creativetechnologies
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