Thanks, Duke.

Yep, I left a WV all along the top, just so I could emphasize the frame tilt. I felt it was justifiable as it is so hard to actually see. I thought it gave an extra "underwater" feel to the image that way.

Thanks for asking. Not to worry, I'm not touchy . . . critiques are always welcome by me, as they are the route to learning.

Mike Beech

The Duke <stereospace(-at-)gmail.com> wrote:

It looks great as an anaglyph, and you have once again created a neat frame, but would you say a WV exists at the upper right-hand corner of the tilted frame, or is that the way it's supposed to be? I don't see this as fault, and am not offering it as a criticism, I'm just curious.

Duke

On 9/19/07, Mike Beech <beech1943(-at-)yahoo.com> wrote:

This image has been shown elsewhere in cross view, but for the first time I show it as an anaglyph.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science.

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Mike Beech

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