Antarctic Thesaurus
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ice berg ice cap ice cave ice core ice flowing ice forming icescape indescribable
ice cave
Tony Oetterli Ice cave
left image of stereoscopic set, Mawson 1990-1991


Tony Oetterli Ice cave
stereoscopic image set, Mawson 1990-1991
Stereoscopic photographs can provide the strong impression that you are physically occupying the landscape rendered.
By relaxing the eyes, almost allowing them to 'cross', many people can see a third, three-dimensional image, appear between these two pictures. The original pictures were taken in a stereoscopic camera for viewing with a stereoscopic viewer.