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Thursday 17 January 2013

Need a wedding photographer?

www.katiataylor.com

'the story of your day captured in style'

Posted by flippin-nonsense at 14:39

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flippin-nonsense: Click tabs to see my images on Flickr and Phereo. There's a smaller selection on Phereo but with the advantage of being able to select 'wiggle' mode to get an impression of the 3D effect without the need for viewers. 90% sure that the future of photography is 3D. I want to get in there early! 95% sure that so-called Anthropogenic Global Warming is a political con. 100% certain that the laws of Physics make Darwinian ('goo to you') Evolution impossible. I want people to be sufficiently educated about the way the world works to be in a position to come to their own conclusions. Pre-trib, Pre-mil, follower of The Way (Acts 9:1-2, Acts 24:14, John 14:6)

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A selection of my recent images

All images are for PARALLEL viewing. Click on 'Viewing' tab at top of page or here to see how to view them.

See my complete collection on Flickr or a selection on Phereo. (see tabs at top of page). In Phereo you have the advantage of being able to switch between viewing modes easily -including 'wiggle' mode which gives an impression of the 3D effect without the need for viewers and without having to make your eyes go squiffy!

Alternatively just view the small selection below. If you don't have an appropriate viewer just ensure that the images are small enough with a separation of approx. 6cm (using your pages zoom function). Relax your gaze and let that 3rd dimension appear!

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more 3D images - not mine

The images below are not mine but it was images such as these which inspired me to try creating my own. All are designed - or I have edited - for 'parallel' viewing.