This is an area not far from Sydney Australia. When I visited Australia in 2002 the only medium format cameras I owned were two Sputniks. I shot a number of successful hypers with the two cameras, covering one lens on each and advancing the film one exposure at a time. I think I had the two cameras four feet apart on separate tripods here. Velvia 100F.
Thanks for allowing me to share my images. I’ve enjoyed your beautiful work
I was inspired by David Lee’s great hyperstereos to try shooting some of my own. My first attempt was from the Mark hotel in San Francisco, My second from a rooftop bar in NYC.
The others are EFKE 25 DR5 transparencies shot at the National Railroad Museum in Wisconsin. We just had a 3rd boy and moved to Long Island. I also started a new job, so we’ve been busy. I wouldve liked to attend the NSA this year, but maybe some time soon. If any of you are in NYC drop me a line, perhaps we can meet for some mf3d or other photography
Thank you,
Nik Sekhar
Yosemite Fall is one of the most popular and well-recognized sights in Yosemite Valley. The image was made from near the Sentinel Bridge. The cameras were 2 Bronica SQAs with 80 mm lenses (normal focal length). I had them on tripods about 15 yards apart. The shutters were synchronized by my tossing a rock in the air and when it hit the ground I and a friend at the other camera released the shutters at the same instant.
The work of David Lee of Soquel, California
