About

Rebecca

Stereoscopy Blog Founder and Author

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This blog is dedicated to all things stereoscopic past, present and future. My aim is to help make stereoscopy accessible to everyone, regardless of experience and knowledge, demystify it, and show how entertaining, enjoyable, artistic and educational it is. I hope to get the art, science, history and enjoyment of stereoscopy back in the limelight, where it belongs.

I created and self-fund this free and open resource so anyone can learn about the aspects of stereoscopy which appeal to them, in their own time and at their own pace, and to encourage everyone to join in. I will help anyone directly if they ask, or refer them on to someone else who can. If you have any suggestions or requests for the website please get in touch; I would like to make it as useful as possible with your involvement.

I would like you to feel welcome, valued, capable and included in the world of stereoscopy, without any egos, drama, or unnecessary jargon, after all, we are all eternal students of 3-D! I’m very blessed to have other authors writing for the Blog who will inspire and encourage you along the way, whether you’re just finding your feet, or you’re already a hardcore enthusiast.

My own love of all things stereoscopic started very simply with the best childhood ‘toy’ I could have wished for: a View-Master. After several years in the wilderness of science, I am now very fortunate to work full-time in the world of stereoscopy. I am a curator, archivist, published photo historian and researcher, a very enthusiastic analogue and digital stereo photographer, and can often be found experimenting in a darkroom, with some of my stereoscopic work popping up (pun intended) in exhibitions every now and then.

Boring bit: Please note that all views in my posts are my own and all blog content belongs to me, unless otherwise stated, or to the respective post’s author. External websites which contain links to this blog are not endorsed by or associated with this blog. This is an independent blog; it and myself are not affiliated with any clubs or societies, and do not represent any organisations in my posts. If you would like to re-use any of the content from this blog, please contact me first. Also note, I’m based in the UK and often the events mentioned will reflect this. I work full-time, am a part-time student, and a 24/7 geek, so please forgive me if I can’t get back to you as quickly as I would like to.

Stereoscopy is my life and passion and I look forward to sharing it with you.