Everything looks better in 3D! Don’t take my word for it though, check out these ridiculously awesome cross-eye method 3D images.

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  1. Liam McCabe on Thursday 28, 2010

    Grr I always find it hard to view these types of images :(

  2. Oculoid on Thursday 28, 2010

    Sometimes the focus is what throws me off. Moving your head closer and farther away until you see the image clearly is key.

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  4. Snah51 on Thursday 28, 2010

    Jonathan, Thanks very much for using two of my 3D images on your blog. It looks great! Snah51

  5. Preston Grover on Thursday 28, 2010

    This is awesome!! did you have a camera with 2 lenses? How could this be possible in a piece of graphic design?? It would be an awesome added element in say… an event flier!!

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  7. Scott Greenwood on Thursday 28, 2010

    Unfortunately i can not get the 3D affect to work for me… so frustrating as my partner Sarah says they are amazing.
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