Photos by Bill Salkin

Badlands - Gas Hills area WY / Twin Nikon FM2N's

Ellery Lake - Yosemite NP CA / Twin Nikon FM2N's

Alabama Hills - Sierra Nevada Mountains CA / Twin Nikon FM2N's

Wind River Canyon - Wyoming / Twin Nikon FM2N's

Children's Museum - Boston / Canon PowerShot Pro1 on slide-bar (edited color space)


Photos by Jay McCreery

El Capitan, Yosemite National Park. Twin Canon T70 electronic sync with Scala film.

Large Tesla coil at Museum of Science, Boston, Massachusetts. Twin Canon 30D electronic sync, remotely fired with Pocket Wizard.

Portland Head Light

Fireworks display 2007, Franklin, Massachusetts. Twin Canon 30D electronic sync via Pocket Wizard.

Zen Moment

Doppler Radar 3D Conversion; Hurricane Charley (Category 4), making landfall at Punta Gorda, Florida, on August 13, 2004.

Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-26) launch on September 29, 1988. From distance of 7 miles. Taken with twin Canon AE-1 Program SLRs,with 210 mm zoom lenses, electronically synchronized with stereo base of 200 feet.

Magazine Cover Mockup


Photos by Ralph Johnston

Machu Pichu RBT 35mm. Scan from EBX slide. Jan 03

Inca gold medalion in gold vault at the Lima Archeology Museum Jan 03.

Artichoke plant from slide using HP slide adapter and RBT X4-B camera


Photos by Ron Labbe

Boston Celtics

Australia Coast

Leah

Jeff McBride, magician

Babe, Dr. Joey's pet monkey


Photos by Steven McInerny

Small fisher(?) spider - Minuteman Bike path, Arlington, Massachusetts. De Wijs 18X24mm dual lense on Minolta body.

Ladybug laying eggs on tree - Mystic River, Medford, Massachusetts. De Wijs 18X24mm dual lense on Minolta body.

Jumping spider on hydrangea flower - Farmers Market, Davis Square, Somerville, Massachusetts. De Wijs 18X24mm dual lense on Minolta body.

Locust borer (left) and stink bug meet on goldenrod - Medford, Massachusetts. De Wijs 18X24mm dual lense on Minolta body.

A small ant with a not-quite-as-small beetle - Middlesex Fells, Medford, Massachusetts. De Wijs 18X24mm dual lense on Minolta body.


This page presents stereo images taken by members of SNE. Images are displayed in Left-Right-Left format to accomodate both parallel viewing (left and center images) or cross-eyed viewing (center and right images). These images are optimized for screen resolutions of 1280 x 1024 (LCD monitors) and 1152 x 864 (CRT monitors). To change your screen resolution, right-click on your desktop, click on Properties, then Settings. Move the slider to the desired screen resolution. Click Apply, and then go back to enjoy our Gallery.

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