Recently

I'm not always in stereo but I am in quite often and can put myself in easily just viewing 3-4 anaglyph photos with red/cyan glasses. That said, I've been working a lot with anaglyph images since my sessions ended. What I'm beginning to experience is greater depth with many of the photos.

Earlier viewing of anaglyph photos brought me an awareness of the levels within the photos - the things in front, middle and back. Sort of like cheaply converted 2-D movies when converted into 3-D, where the studio cuts the foreground, middle and back layers apart to fake the 3-D. With these kinds of movies I see the levels easily but, because they were not filmed with two cameras properly, theres little, if any, roundness to the forms... only in the few places they actually do use proper stereo cameras to film (the finale).

I can see the curves of a rock or tree. The roundness of human form. 

Admittedly, I am not working enough with the LifeSavers and convergence exercises. I've got to get back on that horse now that the holidays are over.