Photography is a play with the geometry of space and the imaged reality and subject. The camera gives geometric conditions for the images, but the master of the image choreography is the photographer. He arranges the content of the compositon and the geometrical perspective by choosing e.g. the focal length and his position regarding to the image subject.
different play with space, geometry, point of capture and focal length,
buth where is the depth?
These are the main aspects of the “mapped” geometry of the reality. But here, the third dimension is lost except the photographer can choreograph the depth of the reality by the light or other dimensional design components for imaging the dimensional space.
So, stereo photography (stereoscopy) is to conserve the three dimensionality of the subject by taking at least two images (stereogram) of the same viewing window by a different capturing composition for being able to view it in 3D by the corresponding stereo presentation technics.
The theory of stereo photography gives the rules for the composition of stereograms (stereo photographs). It is a composition of the external geometry of the capturing positions and the geometry of the camera(s). But the choreography of stereograms is the core fascination: selecting the subject to be stereogrammed and the arrangement of the image composition.
It is a game of geometry in combination of the subject, the photography equipment, the realization of the stereogram and last but not least its presentation.
stereogram of a minox dcc 5.1 camera in different presentation modes
last update: 20.11.2017
published: 26.2.2015
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