AUGUST 23, 2020: SABANETA SUNSET, Including some in stereo depth.
For the stereo-photos (the ones split in the middle), look at the center and cross your eyes. You should be able to make it appear to have 3 pictures. Look at the center photo. Assuming that you have good binocularity, you will be able to see the photo come alive in incredible 3-D! If not (unless you know why you have lack of binocularity), consider seeing your optometrist to see if you have some treatable condition which limits your ability to see in stereo.
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SABANETA: Looking West Over the Philippine Sea
It was quite cloudy and gray when I headed down there, so I really did not expect any color. I thought I would challenge myself to get some reflection shots anyway. It was a very pleasant surprise when the colors appeared in the after-glow.
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You can see Managaha Island to your left from the colorful part of the horizon. Also a light from one of the Readiness Ships to your left from there. If you look closely, you can also see a ship (a little dot on the horizon) between Managaha and the most colorful part of the horizon.
