3D images (anaglyphs) on this blog

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I appear to have developed a taste for old fashioned 3D (anaglyph) images and have been experimenting with various approaches and software packages. To be able to enjoy these for yourself, all you need is a pair of red/blue (cyan) classes. It is reasonably cheap to purchase a basic set of glasses (or even a deluxe set), or simply make your own.

For connoisseurs of these images, I’ve put together a consolidated list to save unnecessary trawling through the blog:
Holywood Priory, Co. Down
Dungiven Priory, Co. Derry±London
The Floral Hall, Belfast Zoo
White Island, Co. Fermanagh
Future projects (coming soon ... ish)
Tullynakill Church, Co. Down
Sketrick Castle, Co. Down
Ringhaddy Castle, Co. Down
Ringhaddy Church, Co. Down



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