Selected stereoscopic film photos shot on 3D stereographic cameras. New photos just posted, check them out below!

No glasses, no app, just your eyes and a little practice. Everything here is shot on the Stereo Realist and arranged for the cross-eyed method: hold a fingertip in front of the image, cross your eyes until the two halves overlap in the middle, and let the 3D pop into place. Got a stereoscope? You can print these for parallel viewing instead. New to this, or want the full walkthrough with both methods, beginner tips, and troubleshooting? I put it all on one page: How to View 3D Stereographs ». And there’s more about the whole project on my Stereoscopic 3D hub ».
If you’re viewing these on a phone or tablet, turn your device sideways so the image rotates and takes up the majority of the screen. This will help your eyes adjust to viewing these images. 
If you’re viewing these on a desktop and having troubles viewing because the images are too large, try making the image smaller by shrinking the screen. Sometimes our eyes get overwhelmed. 

General

The everyday stuff. My garden, plants, Maui, and whatever else I come across in 3D on a normal day.

Travel

Stereo shots from the places I actually go, grouped by location.

San Diego

People, Lifestyle and Events

Weddings, holidays, family visits, and the adventures in between, all shot in 3D with the people I love.

Mady & Devan Wedding, November 2025

Thanksgiving in Fairhome, Alabama, November 2025

Visiting Family in Asheville, North Carolina, November 2025

Hotel Del Coronado, December 2025

Hard Rock Hotel San Diego, July 2026

New photos and finds go up all the time. Follow along on Instagram @sunsets.n.chill, or reach out through my contact page if you’ve got a stereo question, a collection lead, or just want to nerd out about 3D.