When I went to France in 2000, I brought with me my toyish 3-D camera and took a number of 3D photos in Paris and at castles and other areas throughout the country. I have placed the 34 best online. When you scroll down, you'll notice that  I have saved them in both low-resolution and high-resolution form. (See descriptions below.)

But first, to view these anaglyph photos, you'll need 3-D glasses, like the ones pictured here:

To view my 3-D images, you'll need a special pair of red/blue glasses. You can get a free pair of the glasses by visiting Rainbow Symphony Website. Don't worry. I've used their site and they're very reliable.

When you're done viewing these images, you can always go back to my 3-D home page to get links to other 3-D images I've taken. Okay, enough with chit-chat. Here are the images!

Low-Resolution Image -- This is a JPG file, usually 80K in size.
High-Resolution Image -- This is a PNG file (opened automatically by the Quicktime plug-in), usually 700K in size. (Go HERE for the free Quicktime plug-in.)

	Read Closely: 3-D will reveal that this is a bed sitting under a canopy that is sitting under another canopy. Confused? Look at it in 3D and you'll see what I mean.	Low-Resolution High-Resolution
	Street Leading Up To Amboise Castle	Low-Resolution High-Resolution
	Looking Down On City From Wall of Amboise Castle	Low-Resolution High-Resolution
	Outside Villandry Castle	Low-Resolution High-Resolution
	Looking from Window of Villandry Castle	Low-Resolution High-Resolution