A Look Into The Depths (Illustrated) Part One

Stereoscopic art resembles sculpture, however in stereoscopy the representation of real, or imagined worlds, is seen in flat images, like are those made by the lenses of the eyes of the beholder. Sculpture is three dimensional; stereoscopic art is two dimensional; yet both of these art forms lead the observer to see a space that has width, height and depth.

This book provides examples and explanations of stereoscopy.

Written and photographed by a teacher who is sharing his learning, as he is...