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All the photos on this page are free-viewing cross-eyed 3-D pairs, viewed by crossing your eyes and gradually bringing the separate images together to form a single 3D image in the middle, much like viewing the 'Magic Eye' images that were all the rage a few years ago.
A website that explains how to view the images can be found here:
http://www.starosta.com/3dshowcase/ihelp.html .
There is also a thread in the Forum with a discussion of 3D images and how to view them, and where many 3D images are posted: http://www.panoramio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1660
All of the 'Favorite Photographers' listed on this page are other pages with 3D images, and most of those users would be glad to help you view and create 3D stereo image pairs. Happy Viewing!
(You can also see my non-3D images on my regular pages: Panoramio users 286174 and 569964)
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I was camping here for 3 days back in 1980 and i just wish one day i can return to walk up to Rose Spit and back to Tow Hill again. Love all your photos, you have great vision and a great sense of humour too. Glad you're back!!...Andy..in Rutland UK.
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Really cool image ... even without crossing eyes (or even with crossed eyes!)!!
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Love the simplicity of this. Great gallery! ... I wonder why the links that you mentioned no longer work.
Jean
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Hopefully I wont forget....
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A favourite among favourites!!
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Una bona foto d'una arquitectura interessant. Enhorabona. Salutacions
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A very belated 'Thanks!' BritPlom! It was so rare to actually be able to catch a moon rise I'd been planning for a few months. Usually those are guaranteed to be the evenings with loads of clouds on the horizon. So this was really and uncommon alignment!
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Uncross your eyes yet, guys? ;)
(and lol Poly, I wouldn't be surprised if Guy had a few of those around still!)
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Das wird aber nur Ersatz-weise akzeptiert, Sonny. Ich will Meggelings und Hubschrauber sehen :-DDD
Liebe Grüße an die Donau, Bernd
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Thanks Michael :) Lots of cool old canons at this fort. But these days the most dangerous things on the horizon were mosquitoes!
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