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Description
This is a stereo pair or stereograph. To see the 3-D effects you will use the cross-eyed free viewing technique If you are new to the concept instructions on how to do it are below (also on my webpage with a diagram [link]):

Cross-Eyed viewing

Cross eye viewers should start by lining up the nose with the imaginary line between the left and right images. While looking at the stereo pair, bring your finger tip just in front of your nose and slowly begin to focus on your finger tip while still trying to stay focused on the stereo pair. Attempting to focus on your finger tip should cause your eyes to cross. You should see the two images begin to spread apart with a third image trying to occupy the center area between them. Next, try to concentrate on the images so that they are in sharp focus. When the two outer images spread far enough away from each other, the center image should pop into focus as a stereoscopic image. Cross the eyes just enough to see three distinct images. The one in the middle will be in stereo. The object is to quickly switch the focus from the finger tip to the center image in the background while maintaining the eyes in the crossed position. Concentrate on that central image and try keeping the images fused for a while to sort of train your eyes into thinking that being crossed is OK.
The circles above each image are quides. Once you can merge those two circles you will have it.

If you have trouble viewing by this technique try the parallel method at [link]

Description
This is a stereo pair or stereograph. To see the 3-D effects you will use the cross-eyed free viewing technique If you are new to the concept instructions on how to do it are below (also on my webpage with a diagram [link]):

Cross-Eyed viewing

Cross eye viewers should start by lining up the nose with the imaginary line between the left and right images. While looking at the stereo pair, bring your finger tip just in front of your nose and slowly begin to focus on your finger tip while still trying to stay focused on the stereo pair. Attempting to focus on your finger tip should cause your eyes to cross. You should see the two images begin to spread apart with a third image trying to occupy the center area between them. Next, try to concentrate on the images so that they are in sharp focus. When the two outer images spread far enough away from each other, the center image should pop into focus as a stereoscopic image. Cross the eyes just enough to see three distinct images. The one in the middle will be in stereo. The object is to quickly switch the focus from the finger tip to the center image in the background while maintaining the eyes in the crossed position. Concentrate on that central image and try keeping the images fused for a while to sort of train your eyes into thinking that being crossed is OK.
The circles above each image are quides. Once you can merge those two circles you will have it.

If you have trouble viewing by this technique try the parallel method at [link]