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Category: History and Research
In this Blog post, photo historian Denis Pellerin shares his amazing research into two of the stereoscopic photographers of the Weetabix stereo cards series, one of whom Denis has only recently discovered. Her life and examples of her beautiful work are explored in detail.
To celebrate World Photography Day and 71(ish) years of the beautiful ISO Duplex Super 120, I'm sharing the stereoscopic camera's history, a user guide, and a review.
To celebrate World Photography Day, on the 19th August 2026, photo historian and researcher Denis Pellerin, from the Brian May Archive of Stereoscopy, will be giving a free online 3-D talk: 'The Weetabix Stereoscopic Cards and their Photographers' from 6pm BST
The California Museum of Photography is holding the exhibition 'Shaping the Imperialist Imagination: Stereographs from the Museum Collection', curated by UCR undergraduates.
In this Blog Post, I am going to share a brief description of French tissue stereoscopic photographs, and highlight the excellent workshop given by Brazilian photographer and educator Roger Sassaki.
Photo historian Denis Pellerin shares his incredible research into a set of Verascope stereoscopic glass slides. He identified them as depicting the actors and actresses and their amazing costumes of the 1910 production of Chantecler, by Edmond Rostand, brought to life through the magic of stereoscopic time-travel.
To celebrate 5 years of Stereoscopy Day and 100 years of the Rolleidoscop stereoscopic camera, I would like to take you on a 1938 virtual stereoscopic 3-D tour of the legendary manufacturers Franke & Heidecke's factory in Brunswick (Braunschweig), Germany
2026 marks 100 years of Franke and Heidecke's stereoscopic film camera the Rolleidoscop. This blog post is both a celebration and a tribute to a very special and still much sought-after stereoscopic camera.
For Stereoscopy Day 2026, photo historian and co-curator of the Brian May Archive of Stereoscopy, Denis Pellerin, is giving a free online talk on 20th June 2026, starting at 5pm BST: 'The Creative and Prolific Partnership of Furne & Tournier'.
To celebrate International Women's Day, I'm sharing the 1866 stereoscopic portraits and life stories of the Pashley sisters of Worksop.
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