When Nature takes its course...

Once again, click the image to make it larger then stare at the center seam. Relax and let your eyes drift until the two photos split into three and concentrate on the center image....now all of a sudden the grass seems to be alive!

Seeing Double, or is it just Stereo

Stereo pinhole view of the Bosque along the Rio Grande River

Don't Cross Your Eyes

First, click the image to make it larger, then sit back from the monitor a bit and let your eyes relax while staring straight "through" the photo. Look at the center line and relax. You should be able to see it as a stereo image.  The key is to relax and kind of let your eyes drift into the photos....when they split into three, concentrate on the center image. Viola! You are free viewing. If Brian May of Queen can do it...then so should you and you'll be a like a rock star!

Printed pinhole stereo flyer by Clint O'Connor.

Kodak Ektar 100 film 

Solargraph

For five months the Sun tracks across the sky and leaves its wake....

Pinhole on photo paper. Debris, wind, rain snow and weather are collaborators and decide what to do. I just put the camera outside and let it go.

stereo, twice the fun

another go at stereo pinhole...it's my latest obsession...again

click on the photo to make it larger and easier to view.

a surprise if you are still visiting this site...

If you sit back a bit from your monitor (click the image above to make it larger) and just let your eyes relax you should be able to "free view" this stereo photo.
When the image splits into three, concentrate on the center image and you should see the 3D effect. You don't have to cross your eyes, but you can as a last resort.
Brian May, the rockstar from Queen has a whole book about stereo photos and free viewing.
This pinhole photo was made with a printed camera. 
The storefront featured here is in Mountainair.