P3D YES EVERYONE!

[Bob_Maxey@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

>>Some painters and photographers were intrigued by it, such as Dali and
>Adams, who either experimented with or created with stereo.
>
>But everyone? I have introduced stereo photography to many of the
>photographers I work with, and none of them showed an interest in
>picking it up. Stereo dramatically removes a level of abstraction which
>many artist find desireable and upon which they rely. Ditto painters...


I think you missed my point. I simply believe that photographers try to
compose images that have a good foreground. They might not want to take
Stereo...might not care one bit about 3D photohgrapy (Those Hacks, those
crackpots, those uneducated fools) but they still try for the impression of
depth. Just look around and it is very evident. People who are beginning
photographers seem to be naturally inclined to take photographs with
something interesting in the foreground.

Try to introduce them to 3D again. Remind them that their work in 2D is not
natural. Remind them that without depth, their photographs go against the
way the human is constructed.

RM



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