Please take a photo from approximately 15 feet away from a subject with or without a tripod, move the camera left approximately 6 inches and take the exact same photo, same level, same focal point.
There must not! be things moving in the photos, If it needs a flash there will be a shadow I'll pass. That's the hard details, anybody can do it so now lets talk about the fun stuff :)
For one don't get up right now and do nothing.
Reserve this photo for the time you got something still about 15 feet away and are taking pictures.
if you go left you can see them on your screen in little boxes right in the file as thumbnails. You can only choose two.
If you want to post more start a new topic. If you can see it in 3 D, I can see it better so do not be scared.
I will inspect, and process every set of photos that I can download, if you think you can do it better OK, do it.
If you upload two that do not workout for any reason you will receive a private message, a brief explanation, you do not have to reply. The two JPEG's if not removed will be fine, it is the Topic
I am sorry if you have been disabled or for any reason can not cross your eyes and view a 3 D SBS Photography. 42% of all humans cannot do this do to various reasons.
I expect 58% of you to do this at least one time. Some of you will make photos that 100% of us will love, even if they can not see the photo in 3 D it will be a JPEG Image.
So if there are any questions about how to take the picture, I will check this page every day until I'm told I;m in the wrong place, the space fills up or something else I haven't thought of happens. Together we will decide how to proceed.
If you have looked at my 3 D photos here and can see them in 3 D, you can send me a private message. Other wise I got all the time in the world. ;-)

I was taking a couple hours to try to get some BIF at the local arboretum, Great place for Oprey.
While on the trail near the car park a woman not quite my age noticed my camera and asked if I would take her picture with her mother. She told me her mother suffered dementia and is not "really with it".
I took a few minutes and introduced myself to her, And she lit up, So few people take time to connect with these folks. I told her my name and I was her "photographer for the day" She beamed. We placed her wheel chair near some flowers and I took a half dozen head and shoulder shots and asked her opinion on what color flowers she would like in the photo. She said yellow and blue, so we set her in front of some mixed flowers and took more pictures with her daughter and her care giver.
20 minutes invested with this dear lady and she was absolutely thrilled to have contact with someone she did not know that fawned over her and fussed over her and made her the center of attention.
Her daughter and care giver were fighting to hold back tears as they expressed their appreciation of the simple gift of a few minutes I took out of my day.

My mother in law suffered the same illness and the challenges faced by the relatives is long and difficult.
Should anyone be touched by this malady, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
I felt good when I took a few minutes out of my day to try to brighten this dear heart.
As the afternoon wore on, my mother in law was back foremost in my thoughts and memories of her decline and passing were center stage.

God bless and keep Vinnie, the dear heart, and may her daughter and loved ones find the strength to cope.