Stereoscopy is Good For You: Life in 3-D

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Featuring more than 100 photographers, the range of subjects in these modern stereo pictures is immense. This is a unique display, inviting visitors to delve into the magic of stereoscopy from the Victorian era to the present, culminating with a captivating display of images from the modern-day stereo community. He worked in this little studio where he made portraits and didn’t even have his name above the door, but people flocked there to have their stereo portraits done on daguerreotype. Satan Journaliste" ("Satan the Journalist") by Louis Alfred Habert, one of the stereo cards featured in "Diableries," a new book by Brian May, Denis Pellerin and Paula Fleming. It's an incredible thing, particularly with songs as 'We Will Rock You,' 'We Are the Champions' and 'Bohemian Rhapsody.

He had an exquisite eye for detail and composition, and pioneered his own chemical technique and ways of making the viewing cards.

If you take a stereoscopic picture, it’s something which you can walk into at any time in the future and experience echoes of what you felt at that moment. That said, none of us wants to put any kind of approval on what Russia is doing as a country right now. May and Pellerin are also giving a talk hosted by the British Library and King’s College London on Wednesday. There's a real nice spot [in the show] there it's set up for a guitar hero, so for a moment I can be a guitar hero," he said. Even long after Queen had scored numerous hits and performed on some of the world's biggest stages, the band's success still amazes May.

This is a very nice app and is very cheap, considering the developer, Masuji Suto, updates it for free. Brian is also keen to stress that every photographer featured in the new book is an amateur photographer. This show exhibits new 3-D photography from the LSC’s latest publication “Stereoscopy Is Good For You: Life in 3-D”.We worked with scraps there -- in some cases we just had a couple of lines from Freddie and we wove stuff around it. You feel this rush of cold air, hear the crunch of the snow, sense the horses… We did consider it as a cover for the book, but went with the monarch butterfly, which we also love.

In Brian May’s own words, and over 300 previously unseen 3-D photographs, this book is a series of glimpses of life with the rock band Queen, seen from the inside for the first time. I'm hoping this will lead to stereoscopy having a permanent home in London for the first time since the 19th century. Not only is the rockstar and stereo photographer celebrating the publication of Stereoscopy Is Good For You: Life in 3-D – a publication he deems to be one of the most important photography projects of his career – but the signing also marks the first opening of a dedicated stereoscopic outlet in London since 1854. The book is set to become a lasting testament to the evocative power and joy of 3-D photography, reinforcing Brian’s unshakeable conviction that Stereoscopy is Good For You! Stereoscopy seems to be popular in Japan, certainly in my sphere of influence, and there are some great photographers with whom I communicate with directly.The majority of LSC’s books have been historical,’ he says, ‘but this book is about photography for the common person, just as AP has set out its own agenda over the years. Brian, creator of the 21st-century incarnation of the London Stereoscopic Company (LSC), has become an Internet evangelist for 3-D photography in recent years. Suto-san is always open to suggestions too, a proper genius, and his pictures are also featured in Stereoscopy is Good for You. I encouraged people to capture in a 3-D photograph what hope they felt, what beauty they could find in that tough situation. I always take the equipment on tour with me and I edited a lot of the images for this book while on our last European tour.