My wife Wendy & good friends Jeff & Britney getting ready to see Bela Fleck in concert with his “Africa Project” in Orlando. Bela brought some musicians over from Africa, where he went to re-connect the banjo with its original roots. Wow, what a show!! An amazing musical interaction which thrilled us all.

Put on your 3D glasses, and then cover your eyes quick because Moe Howard of the Three Stooges is ready to strike with his patented two-finger eye poke!! These 3D still images are posted in celebration of the fact that the only two 3D short films the Stooges ever made, “Spooks” and “Pardon My Backfire”, are now available on the 2-disc DVD set “The Three Stooges Collection Volume Seven”, which has 22 shorts made between 1952 & 1954.

How about a pie in the face? This DVD uses the “Trioscopics” (green/magenta) anaglyph system, and 2 pair of glasses are included with the set. While I generally don’t think this type of anaglyph method to be as effective as standard red/cyan or red/blue, it’s not too bad here since the source material is black and white, which means colors don’t appear to ‘flash’ The 2 images presented here are good old-fashioned red & cyan, so I hope you are wearing the right kind of 3D glasses!

Here is one of many spectacular views to be had in Alaska… this was taken from a moving train on the classic Alaska Railroad somewhere between Girdwood and Seward, AK   (See more 3D photos of Alaska using the above’s link to flickr)

A 3D shot taken with my iPhone from inside the yet-to-be-opened “Wizarding World of Harry Potter” theme park at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. It features faithful recreations of the movie sets.

My neighbor & I have watched many space shuttle launches from the ends of our driveways, a mere 50 miles from the Kennedy Space Center. This was taken about three minutes after the shuttle Atlantis began its final scheduled mission on May 14, 2010.

I have to admit, I was initially a little worried about the quality of the 3D that this movie would present to audiences. After all, it was apparently NOT actually filmed in 3D, but converted from 2D after-the-fact. I have seen plenty of poorly-converted images, but also quite a few stunningly good ones, so knowing that it IS possible to get good results, I held my breath.

Well, it was obvious from the first frame they had done things right. The images not only spring to life through Tim Burton’s incredibly artistic vision and bright colors, but the 3D effect is striking in some places, and sublime in others… just as it should be!

Yes, as long as you have two properly working eyes. I don’t know about ol’ Bob here, but give him an ‘A’ for effort. Hey, ya gotta at least like his solution for monocular 3D!

This is the cover image from “Bob’s Big Break”, a 3D companion short to the DVD of “Monsters vs. Aliens”. They released it with the TrioScopics anaglyph glasses (magenta & green), which in my opinion do not work as well as the old standard red & cyan versions. Still, they also get an ‘A’ for effort, and it’s a very funny short film!

There are many ways of viewing images in 3D today, but I think one of the easiest & most universal is still the anaglyph method.