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Posted on 15 August 201920 August 2019

Heathrow in 1950s 3D: “Airports are ugly. Some are very ugly.”

Heathrow - Header image

Douglas Adams hated Heathrow Airport. My wife likes it. Somewhere in between these points of view, there was the 1950s "London Airport", as captured here by VistaScreen. In this essay, we'll explore the nature of documentary stereography that was probably boring when shot but has become more interesting with the passage of time.

Posted on 13 August 201919 August 2019

One-shot #33 – Fixing up a Nieuport 10 Sesquiplane by A.O. Fasser

Header image by A. O. Fasser - a Nieuport XB Biplane

Doctor A. O. Fasser took this 3D photo of two men fixing up a tire on a Nieuport 10, most likely in the spring of 1916. Here we take a look at the sesquiplane, before taking a look at the importance of negatives - both in general, and relative to the Fasser Collection.

Posted on 29 June 201919 October 2019

One-shot #29: 1915 Capture of an Albatros B.II by Sgt Navarre and Lt Robert

On 1 April 1915, an MoS-3 piloted by Sergeant Jean Navarre took to the skies - where it encountered a German Albatros B.II. Some sharpshooting by the observer, Lieutenant Jean Robert, brought down the biplane - leading to the capture of the craft and its occupants, and the first victory for the MS 12 Escadrille, and medals for Navarre and Robert.

Posted on 13 November 201831 May 2019

One-shot #11: Sopwith Camels

A Realistic Travels card featuring the legendary Sopwith Camels might not be so... realistic... but it's goshdarn cool, considering what these birds could do!

Posted on 11 November 201819 August 2019

Remembrance Day: 100 Years, 100 Photos

Today, on the centenary of the Great War's effective end with the 11 a.m. Armistice, I present 100 stereographic (and 2D) photographs from a soldier's-eye point of view. Lest we forget.

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