Leonid Yaroslavsky

2.5-D WORLD

NaDerevneDedushkaSamizdatMoscow-Kfar Saba- Tampere

This is a collection of anaglyphs of wooden sculptures maid by the author. Anaglyphs are artificial colour images made from stereo images. The principle of the anaglyph dates back to W. Rollman who in 1853 first illustrated using blue and red lines on a black field with red and blue glasses to perceive the effect, but this was for line drawings only. In 1858 Joseph D'Almeida began projecting three-dimensional magic lantern slide shows using red and green filters with the audience wearing red and green goggles. It is to Louis Ducas du Hauron that we owe the first printed anaglyphs, produced in 1891. This process consisted of printing the two negatives which form a stereoscopic photograph on to the same paper, one in blue (or green), one in red. For viewing anaglyphs and seeing three dimensional images, one should use colored glasses with red (for the left eye) and blue or green (right eye). For producing good quality anaglyphs of color stereo images, special methods have been developed by the author and his PhD student I. Ideses

Copyright yaro@eng.tau.ac.ilKfar Saba-Moscow-Tampere, 2005-2009

The rootКорень

TangoТанго

WaltzВальс

Slow danceМедленный танец

CoquettesКокетки

Discus thrower Дискобол

WrestlersБорцы

Finnish GoblingФинский домовой

Prophet Пророк

ProphetПророк

SpaniardИспанец

Sovereign lady Повелительнца

WindВетер

GorgonaГоргона

Satyr and NymphСатир и нимфа

MöbiusМёбиус

Spirit of wood Душа дерева

Round dance Хоровод

Cosy gatheringТёплая компания

DanaëДаная

Reminiscences on Japan Bоспоминания о Японии

A woodland fairy tale Лесная сказка

FairyФея

QeenКоролева

Catalonian PterodactylПтеродактиль из Каталонии

A little oneМалютка

In the forestВ лесу

WendingИзгиб

From finnish forestИз финского леса

RelaxationОтдых

HaarВолосы

FossilИскопаемое

ShellРаковина

PegasusПегас

CurlsЗавитки

Nevada LionЛев из Невады

SpiralsСпирали

BushВетка плюща

DanceТанец

Woodland dwellerЛесной житель