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A pioneer of negative film, he experimented with stereoscopic photographs with marked success.

Along with his brother, he produced some stereoscopic photographs from across the country, sometimes credited as the "Bierstadt Brothers".

She moved some of the stereoscopic photographs on the bed so she could sit by Esther.

Les Diableries is the title of a series of stereoscopic photographs published in Paris during the 1860s.

I felt as if I was now looking at the hallway from a new viewpoint, the right-hand picture of a stereoscopic photograph, instead of the left.

Fascinating, too, are the machines that cycle through stereoscopic (pseudo-3D) photographs of the great fire and earthquake that devastated the town in 1906.

"Those stereoscopic photographs of the Urals-they are his work too, and he took them with a homemade camera."

This was the first book ever illustrated by stereoscopic photographs ('photo-stereographs').

William England was a successful Victorian photographer specialising in stereoscopic photographs.

In doing so he found a small stereoscopic photograph depicting a large group of men in front of a factory building.