.Stereoscopy Photographs.

Stereoscopy refers to a technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image.
The technique achieves this by presenting two offset images separately to the left and right eye of the viewer.
Both of these 2-D offset images are then combined in the brain to give the perception of depth. These images are stereoscopic in concept only.



Words and Photographs by Timothy Archibald

Speak To Me

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  Q: So you went back again?

  A: Sure, but this time I went back with the kids. It does feel like a ritual that I don’t know if they even care about. I take them to my school, my jobs, my bedroom, by favorite food places, even the most mundane things you can imagine- I showed them a place I fell off my bike. 

  Q: So what are you looking for?

  A: I was into to the idea that when I left my hometown life started anew. Other people inhabited that town and I no longer did. Like a hotel room- it resets itself anew for the next person and the receipts are ripped up from my stay. No record, no evidence. Life moved forward only.

  Q: And you found that to be true?

  A: No, not even close. It’s all connected…history never gets erased. No matter how hard you try to make it do so.

  13 Aug 2012 / 2 notes