An Architecture of Hams (in Stereo)
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Stereo Anomaly
The stereoscopic photograph below was taken next tot he site of the previous post on the Calder sculpture, on the Grand Canal side of the Peggy Guggenheim Museum. The camera is static – there is no parallax between the left and right images, except for the boat (Vaporetto) which moves between taking the two pictures, and thus appears as a three-dimensional object in a two dimensional world.
Calder Connections
At the Peggy Guggenheim in Venice:
Barcelona Pavilion in Stereo
To view in 3D go cross-eyed so that the two images register exactly over each other. You will see three images – concentrate on the middle one. Once you have resolved the stereoscopic image try to relax and the depth will increase.
This one makes a lot of sense in 3D so please give it a go!
Santa Caterina Market
Barcelona Nativity
A market next to the cathedral has multiple stalls selling every possible nativity scene you might dream of…
Venice Biennale Danish Pavilion
The Danish Pavilion is very Danish (in stereo):
Corrupted Mirror 2
The mirror in the previous post
Corrupted Mirror
Photographed through a corroded mirror in a Venetian Palazzo
Foggy London Town
The BT tower earlier this evening
Nat Chard 