Scanned 35mm Slides - 3D
Glacier National Park July 2004
These Stereo Pairs Are Presented
In The Cross-eyed Format
How To View These Images
To view cross-eyed, keep the pictures at a distance where you can comfortably focus on them. Slowly cross your eyes
until instead of two pictures, you see three. The center picture will be in 3D.
It takes some practice. If you find yourself straining your eye muscles, you may be trying to focus on the air between
you and the pictures, where your eyes are aiming. Relax, and try again, letting your eyes focus on the pictures, but
cross so the left eye sees the right picture, and the right eye sees the left.
Once you get the hang of it, you can do it comfortably right away, and can view the pictures as long as you like, shifting
your gaze from items in the foreground to items in the background effortlessly. The 3D effect is stunning, not only because
of the stereo effect, but because there is twice as much information getting to your brain. It is almost like being there.
Sometimes it helps to start farther away, and move closer only when your eyes are properly positioned and you can see the
3D effect.
Image 1 - Fred at Park Entrance
Image 2 - Lake McDonald Lodge
Image 3 - Mountain Goat At Logan Pass
Image 4 - Going To The Sun Road
Image 5 - Johns Lake Trail
Image 6 - Swiftcurrent Lake Outflow
Image 7 - Swiftcurrent Lake Outflow
Image 8 - 15 Miles From Canada
Image 9 - Bowman Lake
Image 10 - General Store At Polebridge
Image 11 - Deer In The Woods At Bowman Lake
Image 12 - Distant View Of The Swiftcurrent Lake Outflow
Image 13 - Whitewater
Image 14 - Logan Pass View At Dusk
Image 15 - Logan Pass Boardwalk Trail
Image 16 - Logan Pass Boardwalk Trail
Image 17 - Logan Pass View
Image 18 - Lake McDonald
Image 19 - Hidden Lake Near Dusk
Image 20 - Roadside View
Also see the Side Trips page for links to 3D
pics of Mt Rushmore and Devils Tower.
Glacier Home
Slides were scanned on an Epson Perfection 1640SU scanner and heavily photoshopped.