Gandharan schist frieze from the mid 3rd century AD, at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EN.
Cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye to have the depth pop out.
The Elephant Foot Tree's Foot
Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, QC.
This species owes its name to its swollen trunk, which stores water. Even young plants have a bulbous, swollen base. This specimen is one of the oldest plants at the Montréal Botanical Garden. It arrived from Paris as a seed in 1938. The labels for all the plants in our collections indicate the year in which they were acquired. Elephant foot trees have long been prized ornamental plants, popular for their showy stems and tufts of long, curved leaves. Mature plants produce large upright clusters of thousands of tiny creamy white flowers.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye.
Shake the tail
A little sculpture at the Portland Japanese Garden, looking like the tail of a bird. Portland, OR.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and view left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. When it works it will be obvious.
The quite inhospitable terrain of Boeotia, near Lake Yliki.
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SR-71 .. [2 / 2]
The tail of a Blackbird hanging in the foyer of the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum, Ashland, NE.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and overlay the left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. The brain will do the rest.
3-headed Nandi in 3-D
Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, KA.
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Deep depth .. [2 / 2]
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation just prior to the end of annual winter hibernation. Winthrop, Boston, MA.
The depth in this field is huge. Everything from the fence on the viewing deck to the faraway clouds are seemingly in focus. To perceive the depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye.
Interior structures. Ellora, MH.
Cave 11 is usually overlooked after the splendor of Cave 10, and because it looks just like any of your modern day brutalist dormitories. It is called Do Taal (two floors) because the ground floor had been buried and was only excavated in 1876.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. The brain will do the rest.
Fingers of Tillandsia recurvata growing in the shallows of the Colorado River, Austin, TX.
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Fingers of vegetation growing at the top of a pole at Peace Point, at the end of Metro Park Trail by the Colorado River, Austin, TX.
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Poking out from a blanket of snow .. [2 / 2]
Garden fern, blanketed from snow from weeks long blizzard, sproings out at the first hint of sun. Arlington, MA.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye, and the brain will do the rest.
Geology ascendant
These rock formations in St.Mary's Island share a heritage with Madagascar. They were torn apart when the Indian subcontinent raced off to slam into Tibet. Malpe, KA.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. The brain will do the rest.
Twinkle twinkle little fish
Tiny fish in the shallows stayed stationary long enough for the waves to distort the surface and induce perspective shifts. Isla Isabela, Galapagos.
The camera didn’t change position appreciably, but the distortion of the surface causes large scale twinkling and gives us 3D information. Cross eyes and superpose the left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye, and you can see it pop out over the undulations of the rocky beach.
Quail
Taxidermied game bird at Fontenelle Forest, Bellevue NE.
3D mosaic put together with Imagemagick. To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye, and the bird pops out in the foreground.
Badland and grassland
Badlands National Park, Interior, SD.
3D mosaic put together with Imagemagick. To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. The Badlands way at the back suddenly pop out at the back of the vast foreground grassland.
Skyshore
The incredible deep blue sky almost overwhelms the bright colors of the shoreside vegetation. On the Charles river, Newton, MA.
3D mosaic made using ImageMagick. To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye.
Layers
The northwestern coast of Cuba, with low-lying clouds reflecting off the calm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, under a gossamer layer of high-altitude clouds.
To perceive depth, cross eyes and superpose left image viewed with right eye over right image viewed with left eye. The brain will do the rest.