Brian May also has a very good book about a lost collection of stereoscopic photos that he and his co-author reassembled. It also goes into detail about stereoscopic photography and includes a stereoscope so you can view all the pictures. It's amazing!

A Village Lost and Found

u/EtDM · 1 point r/todayilearned

He's also an avid fan of stereoscopic (aka "3D") photography and has a published collection of Victorian stereoscopes.

u/fugazi5x · 1 point r/todayilearned

May also co-authored a stereoscopic book called "A Village Lost and Found" which depicts scenes from a small English village ca. 1850. The cool thing about the book is that it uses a stereoscopic viewer to make the scenes appear to be 3D. http://www.amazon.com/Village-Lost-Found-Brian-May/dp/0711230390

He's an interesting guy

u/odel555q · 1 point r/todayilearned

He also co-authored this book.

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