И свет, угасая, отрезал безумного мальчика от его тени...
I've looked through 25 pages of brilliant examples of stereoscopic photographs provided by the National Museum of Scotland. Most of them belong to the Victorian period when they were made. And I've alredy have something to say about what catched my attention above all others.
The photos of amazing gothic architecture:
www.nms.ac.uk/explore/collection-search-results...
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I think architecture is a perfect subject for such photos. As it provides depth to the pictures. It invites audience to follow inside the picture, creates a maze inspite its (of architecture) clear forms. Literally one can't take their eyes off. Of course, one need have a special equipment, that combines two pictures together and makes them a singe one. I have to applied my imagination until I get a chance. They are definitely worth seeing.
I wish Scotland was a bit closer, speaking not about kilometeres, but about opportunities.
The photos of amazing gothic architecture:
www.nms.ac.uk/explore/collection-search-results...
more links
I think architecture is a perfect subject for such photos. As it provides depth to the pictures. It invites audience to follow inside the picture, creates a maze inspite its (of architecture) clear forms. Literally one can't take their eyes off. Of course, one need have a special equipment, that combines two pictures together and makes them a singe one. I have to applied my imagination until I get a chance. They are definitely worth seeing.
I wish Scotland was a bit closer, speaking not about kilometeres, but about opportunities.