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Paris in 3D

Paris in 3D

Catherine Tambrun
4/5 ( ratings)
Although stereoscopic views--the first 3D images--were invented by English physicist Charles Wheatstone, they didn't catch on until their debut in Paris in the 1850s. The City of Light has been an inspiration ever since to amateur and professional photographers with a taste for hyperrealism. Paris in 3D, which comes with a pair of red-and-green plastic lenses and a cardboard viewer, offers a grab bag of Parisian subjects from the past 150 years, ready to snap into eye-popping focus. This is a fantastic variety show, with everything from aerial perspectives, architectural monuments, and eye-witness views of famous historical events to advertising imagery, vintage nudes, and contemporary art projects.
Pages
292
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Booth-Clibborn Editions
Release
April 28, 2002
ISBN
1402841442
ISBN 13
9781402841446

Paris in 3D

Catherine Tambrun
4/5 ( ratings)
Although stereoscopic views--the first 3D images--were invented by English physicist Charles Wheatstone, they didn't catch on until their debut in Paris in the 1850s. The City of Light has been an inspiration ever since to amateur and professional photographers with a taste for hyperrealism. Paris in 3D, which comes with a pair of red-and-green plastic lenses and a cardboard viewer, offers a grab bag of Parisian subjects from the past 150 years, ready to snap into eye-popping focus. This is a fantastic variety show, with everything from aerial perspectives, architectural monuments, and eye-witness views of famous historical events to advertising imagery, vintage nudes, and contemporary art projects.
Pages
292
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Booth-Clibborn Editions
Release
April 28, 2002
ISBN
1402841442
ISBN 13
9781402841446

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