Since landing in Bristol, 50+ of Bristol Zoo’s painted gorillas have captured the public’s attentions. Every time I pass one somebody is taking a photo of their friends posed next to it.
I got to thinking about a new photography project. But to simply photograph each of the collection would provide little satisfaction and leave me with a collection like every other. So I have added a twist to make it more interesting with an unusual element.
Today I began photographing each of the Bristol Zoo gorillas in 3D and as I am quite pleased with the initial outcomes, here’s a hint of what’s to come … quick, go find some 3D glasses:
#43, Gorisambard, Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust, Suspension Bridge, by Tim Miness
#42, Lipstick on the Gorilla, Stride Treglown, The Promenade, Clifton, by Adam Travers
I hope you enjoy these images and will check back as I add more. As ever, if you have any thoughts, feedback or ideas please do leave them in the comments below.
Tim Shapcott | Photography | Video | Life 
Really enjoying the depth of the image on Gorisambard. Will keep following.
What method did you use to take these?
You have a dedicated camera, or you just take two pictures with a normal camera?
These are shot with a single camera on a rig that controls the movement to limit me to within 50mm. Posting more this week! Stay tuned …