The San Francisco / Bay Area's Club for Stereo Photography Enthusiasts
Stereo photography — 3-D photography — is the marvelous craft of making pictures with the illusion of depth.
Join us at a twice-monthly meeting on Zoom to learn the art of stereo photography and experience fantastic 3-D slideshows.
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Slideshow Straw Poll
Last month, we experimented with a poll, posted at strawpoll.com, that allows participants to select their three favorite photos from the meeting’s slideshow.
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Poll: Meeting Day of the Week
We’ve been meeting the fourth and following Monday for a few years. Is it time for a change?
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New! YouTube Livestream for Zoom Meetings
Starting Monday, May 1, our 3-D slideshows will be simulcast on YouTube.
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2023 Special Subject Schedule
The special division schedule is updated with our subjects for 2023. Thanks to all members who suggested this year’s subjects.
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Gallery – Special Division, February 2023
Special subject: Point Richmond. Stereo photos from our February 18 meetup.
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Gallery – Open Division, February 2023
All Open Division stereo photographs exhibited at our February 27, 2023 meeting.
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Oleg Vorobyoff: Technique
This essay was originally written for our Winter 2023 Meetup. Oleg’s technique is so refined, and his stereo photography so compelling, that the essay is reproduced here.
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A New Way to Submit Stereo Photos for Meetings
Beginning in February 2023, the method of sending files for exhibition at our monthly meetings changed. Instead of emailing the files, use the new “Upload Files” page on our web site.
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Monthly Competitions on Hiatus
The results of our “Competitions and Monthly Zoom Meetings” poll are in. I’m putting monthly competitions on hold. Our next meeting, February 27, will be our first experiment with this new format.
Next Meeting
We meet the first and second Tuesday of each month on Zoom. All are welcome!
Date & Time
Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 7:00pm – 9:00pm PT
Submission Deadline
Monday, May 5, 2025
Special Subject
Hyperstereo – Exaggerate depth with a wide distance between cameras or exposures. Find a suitably distant subject to keep the parallax comfortable to view