Britt Salvesen; 3D: Double Vision Capacity_64 GB Ten real lives

Ten real lives

After more than a year of photographing everything from corner bodegas to the borough’s boundaries

An odd number of iris blades also helps create a less distracting flare

more space efficient with the compact ''Traveler G-lock''

compact system cameras or small camcorders

Britt Salvesen; 3D: Double Vision Capacity_64 GB Ten real lives3D: Double Vision traces the rise of the 3D spectacle, from the invention of the stereoscope to the present day. 3D may seem like a contemporary trend, but artists have long sought to achieve the illusion of three dimensions in their work. The history of 3D begins in the 1830s with the stereoscope, a device that allowed Victorian audiences to experience faraway lands, colossal monuments, current events, and comic scenes. 3D motion picture technology