Fishbowl Stereogram II

**gwpriester** · 18 February 2013, 04:42 PM

This is a further experiment that I think works better though not the fish. But since I had several 3D fish models I thought I would use this one.

**Scotty** · 18 February 2013, 04:55 PM

Hi Gary,
Yes the fish doesn't show very good I had to strain a bit to see it. A nice stereogram tho' well done.
Jim

**angelize** · 18 February 2013, 06:02 PM

If you take this bowl and use the original fish might look good. I could see this fish but like scotty it took a bit to bring it into focus.

**gwpriester** · 18 February 2013, 07:35 PM

I'll have to check with the original fish and see if she/he is up for the task.

**Ron Duke** · 19 February 2013, 05:40 PM

If I'm correct Gary, the fish is moving away and to the right. The bowl is very, very round. Really nice job!
I didn't have as much trouble seeing this one. But looking at the above comments, well... I'm usually the
one that can't see anything. Go figure!

**gwpriester** · 19 February 2013, 08:15 PM

Originally Posted by RonDuke

If I'm correct Gary, the fish is moving away and to the right.

Well, if you are the fish, this is correct, Ron.

Actually, one would have to take it on faith that it's a fish at all. To be honest, I could never identify it as a fish if I did not do the stereogram. I can see there is some odd shape in the globe but it is really hard to see what it is. My first fish reads as a fish a lot more clearly.

Oddly, the fish scale tile which is part of the background image (combined with a Japanese paper image), aligns where the mouth should be and as fish don't have bifed mouths, it looks more like a cat or camel, or something.

**gray** · 20 February 2013, 04:25 PM

I could look at these stereograms you make all day, Gary. The angle of the fish is a little difficult to see. Just turning him sideways would probably solve that issue.

**Ron Duke** · 24 February 2013, 06:16 PM

Credit to you Gary for taking on challenges like this. I'm sure you'll work out anything you're not happy with. These stereograms are lots of fun for us to view.