Pas de Deux - Stereogram

[Ron Duke]

Gary,
Another great one! One thing I've had trouble with in stereograms: In this case the outlines make it much more difficult for me to see the foreground image/images. It's just that my simple mind has a hard time separating those lines in order to see the front image clearly. Strangely for me, the lines on the background images aid me in seeing the 3D background. I love your work, big guy.

[dogbertbh]

I like it without the lines.

[pauland]

"Thumbs up" to both.

[Egg Bramhill]

I prefer it with the lines. The "worm hole" adds greatly to the 3D effect.
Keep them coming.

[gwpriester]

There are about fifty more where that one came from Egg.

I have two more but I'll wait until next week. I don't want to overload the forum with my images.

[AndFarr]

Wow! Very nice Gary!
I like the first one with the white lines, as I think the lines add to the contrast.
Also the fact that it is oriented along the "Z" axis is very cool~!
- Andy

[gwpriester]

Seems to be pretty evenly divided between those who like and those who do not like the lines. How like life. Now I need to determine if there is a political affiliation for each preference?

[gnurf]

Thanks again for making my eyes ache!

I'm divided: The conservative me likes the one without lines, while the experimental me likes the lines which adds some clarity and sharpness.

If I made the stereogram I think I'd done it without lines (even though I also like the lines...)

[pauland]

Thanks again for making my eyes ache!

I'm not sure why your eyes ache. I've found the best way to get into these is to deliberately relax my focus and wait. After a few moments it just pops into focus without effort - no strain at all!

[gnurf]

it was more meant as a joke (noticed the smiley???)

I usually don't have any problems seeing the stereograms, but after a while I start getting a "strained" feeling in my eyes (a result of looking with eyes crossed I guess), you know loike when reading too long with insufficient light.