Photographies stéréoscopiques
The National Monuments Record of Wales holds hundreds of historic stereoscopic photographs – printed photographic pairs that reveal a 3D image when viewed through 3D glasses. Using the latest software, digitised versions of these photographs have been ‘animated’ to provide images with depth and movement, bringing these static views to life.
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of Aberystwyth Castle. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Aber Castle.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of the Old College. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Hen Goleg.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of Llanbadarn Church. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Llanbadarn Church.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of the George Hotel. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Bangor George Hotel.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of houses in Bangor. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Bangor houses.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of Barmouth. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Barmouth Mawddach.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of Coes Faen and Cader Idris. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Barmouth town.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of Beddgelerd. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Beddgelert02.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of cottages at Aberglaslyn Pass. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Aberglaslyn.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of the tollgate near Beddgelert. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Beddgelert Aberglaslyn Tollgate.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of houses in Betws-y-Coed. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Betws.GIF
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Animated stereoscopic photograph of theWaterloo Hotel. © Crown Copyright RCAHMW.
Waterloo.GIF
