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Okay, thinking back on an image a few weeks ago, I came across this one by accident. I took these two images just moments apart and didn't have any intention to use them to create a three-dimensional picture. I just wanted to make sure that I got a good shot of it. 
But as I was browsing through my images, I noticed them and saw that they were at a little different angle. One image was just a bit larger than the other so I resized it and put them side by side.

So, like the previous image, slightly cross your eyes to match the two flowers together. You should see the 3-dimensional effect. Pay specific attention to the center of the flower, or the "stamens". The 3-D effect is very clear and distinct.

I apologize to those of you that are not able to make the effect happen. Maybe a little bit more practice will help. I remember the first time I tried to see those cool computer generated stereograms it took me forever to get it the first time. Once I had it, I could see them all, very easily. Now I can just glance at them and get it.

So now, more importantly, the legal disclaimer;
 I am and will not be held responsible, in any way, for any discrepancies in your vision or for the deterioration of your vision due to any visual experimentation performed while visiting and/or viewing my web site and/or any of my daily emails.

Or to be put more bluntly, "It's not my fault if you go blind."

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