Barney P. Enright - Lahoma - Stereoscopic
Stereoscopic photography duplicates the way we normally see by taking a pair of photographs separated by a distance equal to the separation between a typical person's eyes. The two pictures then have a viewpoint similar to the view seen by the left and right eye. With a "viewer" these images are directed to the left and right eyes and are fused by the brain into a single image with the appearance of depth.
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 "Stereospopic photograph of a street scene") Street Scene |
 "Stereospopic photograph of a street scene") Street Scene |
 "Stereoscopic photograph of men beside a stream") Men standing beside stream |
 "Stereoscopic photograph of tarantula on fallen leaves") Tarantula on fallen leaves |
 "Stereoscopic photograph of a cave") Cave |
 Photographer's stamp on back of stereoscopic photos |