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Stereoscopy is the idea that taking two photos, one shot 2 1/2 inches to the left of the first, placing them side by side, and crossing your eyes will converge them into a single photo, producing a true 3D image.

H.R. Giger also used this technique but with different application: He used an airbrush and acrylics, and rather than painting two separate pictures, he would string them in continuum, and hence the painting, they would have slight variations throughout, but the concept and result is the same.

This is my tribute to that art form and to H.R. Giger.

See if you can converge the points and see it in 3D!
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Left at full size for detail\Download for the Stereoscopic effect\Also available in the PrintShop!

Enjoy!

What do you think?

Description
Apo2.07beta

Stereoscopy is the idea that taking two photos, one shot 2 1/2 inches to the left of the first, placing them side by side, and crossing your eyes will converge them into a single photo, producing a true 3D image.

H.R. Giger also used this technique but with different application: He used an airbrush and acrylics, and rather than painting two separate pictures, he would string them in continuum, and hence the painting, they would have slight variations throughout, but the concept and result is the same.

This is my tribute to that art form and to H.R. Giger.

See if you can converge the points and see it in 3D!
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Left at full size for detail\Download for the Stereoscopic effect\Also available in the PrintShop!

Enjoy!

What do you think?