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Did You Save Those 3D Glasses for Creature from the Black Lagoon?

posted on March 11, 2009 at 10:25 AM MT, by Melanie McWhorter

Have lots of slightly macabre fun with the new website for the Iceman mummy. The website offers 12 different angle-shots, zoom function to view the body and the numerous tattoos up close. And possibly the best function of the website -- provided you can acquire a pair of anaglyph glasses (cyan and red) -- is the mummified remains in 3D.

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Posted By Joannah | 3/17/09 1:21 AM

Hi Melanie, I really enjoyed digging out my 3D glasses for a mano-e-mano with the mummy. There are a few contemporary photographers working with anaglyphs.You probably know of Claudia Kunin. Here's a link to her show on Luminous-Lint http://www.luminous-lint.com/app/vexhibit/_PHOTOGR...

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