little-known technique
called "stereoscopic free viewing" allows two dimensional photography to step
into the 3-D world. It takes very little practice but the rewards are worth the
effort.
To view the image in 3-D, pretend you're 10
years old, stare at the seam between the two photos and very slightly, gradually cross
your eyes. Suddenly you will see in 3-D. Be patient. You will see three
images. Concentrate on the middle one. You don't have to be upclose for this to
work.
little-known technique
called "stereoscopic free viewing" allows two dimensional photography to step
into the 3-D world. It takes very little practice but the rewards are worth the
effort. 
