Playing around with stereograms. Hope it is acceptable for a challenge entry. The two images were put together in camera in the 2-in-1 mode. I'm hoping that it is an interesting enough modern artsy image to not suffer too much in scoring from those who don't know how to cross their eyes. It really is easy to see using the cross-eyed version. Thanks to Jon Lucas for starting the stereogram thread, I had a lot of fun with this. I have a lot of other cool clockwork orange shots that aren't stereograms that I probablly should have submitted that I will share after the challenge.
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I am not a member so I couldnt enter. If I was I wouldve tried a Clockwork Orange photo too. Or scarface. I have the DVD and book by Anthony Burgess. Great Stuff. Ill have too try sterograms myself.
Good work! Any time I don't have to look at the title to recognise the movie is a good thing. The 3D effect is a nice little extra and it works well.....
Well done, I gave this an 8 but think it is actually worth a 9.
Good Luck, Todd.
Pretty good - and original presentation - took me a whie to realise that the vertical "line" was a knife. Reminds me of the method to be used when viewing cloudscapes pics in 3D.
You should have passed on the 3d gimmick (especially since, to the best of my recollection, this wasn't a 3d movie). This could have been one of the top shots without it. (Non-voting non-member)
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