Stereoscopic image of the artwork in the south east corner of St Stephens Green Dublin in the form of a pair of arches. A pale background has been superimposed behind the arches.

I took the stereo photo using the 'shift' method, taking one photo and then another from eye distance apart. As people and traffic in the background had moved, I masked the background with a misty white. A stereo camera takes two photos simultaneously, so that objects in both pictures are frozen at exactly the same instant. More on stereo photography in a new article online shortly.

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Keywords: Dublin 2, stereoscopic, stereopic, public art, St Stephens Green, Republic of Ireland