Those who cannot see or enjoy stereo.

[P3D John Baird <jbaird@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, the stereo light painter guy here again. When I got started in this
seven years ago I would work outside on dark nights. Tripod mounted, I'd
set the shutters open and then dressed in black clothes I'd get out in
front to draw with my colored lights. Needless to say, this can get real
involved if you're trying to do it all yourself.

When my son moved back to town, I coralled him into helping. One of us
at the cameras and the other light painting. We traded off. He started
enjoying the creative process and got good at previsualising . Well,
he's been one eyed since birth due to a cataract in his left eye. So,
here's a stereo artist that can't totally see what he has created. He's
quite accepting of this since like he says he's grown up knowing no
difference. He thinks of himself as unique in this field and likes being
able to create this work for others to fully enjoy.   

Just wanted throw this on the list since we were on the subject. Thanks!

John and David Baird


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