I am experimenting with 3d (stereoscopic) documentation as part of how I record my work. I tend to use this more for my own reference than for display, but I have put some up around the site in case it is of interest. Sometimes I find it gives a better sense of the work, even if it is a bit clunky. You will find 3 kinds of 3d media..

These are basic stereoscopes. Shot on ordinary 35mm film. The nice thing is that they are full colour, with a lovely holiday-snap quality - but they do require a side-by-side stereoscopic viewer. These are not so easy to find, but if you are interested, contact me and I can sell you a simple paper one. (Image from "It Is Only The Wind Making The Stars Sway" in Mablethorpe Methodist Church.)

These are red/cyan digital stereoscopes. They are a lot rougher, but can be viewed easily using any red/cyan glasses like this: . If you dont have any of these lying around, I have plenty here, and they are cheap if you want one. (Image from "You Go On Without Me" and shows the Museum of Chilhood, Bethnal Green).

There are also some youtube 3D videos around the site. These can be viewed in a variety of ways, from basic red/cyan glasses, to more sophisticated 3d formats if you have those on your device. Youtube 3d is not yet supported on all mobile devices.(Video - "Motes" in the Leigh Art Trail).

If you are interested in (super-basic) 3d documentation of your event please do get in touch. Likewise if you have any questions - or better 3d equipment!