This lone tree on a canyon cliff is actually a moss on a poplar tree bark.

Moss Family Orthotrichaceae a member of Joint-toothed Mosses (Class Bryopsida). ID by Stefan Gey (tayloria at inaturalist org). If you are new here. This one man hobby project is dedicated to stereoscopic macro. 3D in my name refers to stereoscopy, not CGI. This is all real mother nature creations, not AI. FAQ: • Why it shakes like crazy: On this channel everything stays still during the photo session, and only camera moves. I am adding the wiggling to improve your depth and form perception on a flat screen. This is a known effect called “Wiggle stereoscopy“ and is the main feature of this project. I also have other, no shaking stereo formats, check out my Playlists. • This is mostly in focus because I am using “Focus stacking“ in all of my videos. It allows me to combine many different focus points in one sharp result. • Camera: As a macro photographer I am using my custom built setup called MacroLab3D System. One of a kind, not for sale. Welcome!
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