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Amazing sky!

This is a custom made reproduction. Not commercial. Made by my husband

Wait a second! Is this a genuine Gerry Anderson model, or a commercial reproduction?

Thanks Georgios! We had them visit n a regular basis this fall, they come to eat our apples in the garden. The mom was curious. The fawns were very shy. I didn't go too close, didn't want them to get use to humans

Nice series God Gift!

Cheers Georgios.

Yes it seems I can't have it all. It hard to have a long slide bar on a boat, but I will try again

Great sync on the props, but it needs a much larger baseline.

I can tell you that it was pretty fluorescent on the black asphalt and still not under direct sunlight!

Very cool looking caterpillar . . . wonder what this one would look like under a blacklight. :)

Thanks you all and Georgios3D for your comment, more to come soon :)

Gorgeous series !!!

I have learned and still learning a lot on stereophotography on the 3Dphoto forum http://www.3dphoto.net/forum/
I rarely use the Phereo forum section, and apparently the Phereo team is disbanded so no more answers from them.

Thanks 4 commenting on your rig. I have 2 Canon a5000 mirrorless cams. bought 2 remote shuters, use one to trip both cams. Sync is terrible. theres a lag of about 1/30th of a second or worse. I posted it up in the forum section if you ever feel like adding your 2 cents. theres so few of us stereographers, its nice when we can share advice.

Is it cold where you live? Where do you live??? Thanks!

Thank you Dan, yes I use a dual rig with two Canon SD1300is (IXUS105) with StereoDataMaker (SDM) Version 2.0. I did a bunch of test shots for the reflection of light in water. I think it creates a lot of retinal revalries, but those shots weren't too bad, and the synch worked pretty well, Thanks to David Sykes!

I like this waterfall shot! Are you using a dual camera rig? If so, you have them synced very well.

Brilliant effect!

Nice Agriope.sp spider!

Nice series Dorothee(god gift)!:-)

I found the name: Clausia Grandiflora. This photo is what's left of the flower fallen on another plant. I added a photo of the plant with buds: http://phereo.com/image/57ebe3efe7e5640643000242
No flower in full bloom at the time of my visit :(