yves_colombe

Hi Seven; these photographs were taken with a standard 24x36 camera (Nikon F100), carefully aligned and cropped afterwards. I moved about 10 meters laterally between the two shots (which is a big distance) because Spider Rock is quite distant from the rim - the aim was not "stereoscopic realism", which would have brought an almost flat view.

 

Because the two shots are not simultaneous the clouds had time to move, disturbing the superposition in this area...

Stereoscopic photographs taken from the south rim of the Canyon de

Chelly, Arizona. This is a crossed view, you have to squint to see

the third dimension. There is a parallel view in the same folder, if

you have trouble with this version.

 

Comments welcome!

Thanks for the comment and ratings !

Your comments are welcome!

No post-processing, the colors are fairly faithful to the film; however the shot was underexposed by about one half stop.

Thanks for the nice comments and ratings; I agree that the framing seems a bit odd (there is perhaps a charm in it). The main shortcoming is a lack of sharpness on the right part, which is hardly noticeable at this resolution. That was one of my first time using large format and I left a small amount of rear swing. I was in a hurry because the clouds were vanishing quickly and I wanted them to be part of the picture...

Taken not long after a storm.

 

Please comment!

Comments welcome!

This shot was taken near the west coast of La Réunion (Indian Ocean),

early in the morning. Comments welcome!