The 1950s was the golden era of 3-D movies with such classics as It Came from Outer Space, Creature From The Back Lagoon and Hitchcock’s Dial M For Murder. Just like the movie business, pin-up photography was a competitive game.
Seeing the success of such movies, photographers such as Stanley Long and Roye jumped on the bandwagon of 3-D photography. Stanley Long was involved with the stereographic photography outfit VistaScreen, and Roye came up with the Roye-Vala 3-D Process. His Camera Studies Club published a series of splendid pocket glamour books, such as The Cabaret Girls in 3-D.
George Harrison Marks also dabbled with 3-D photography, the results of which can be seen in Intimate Studies of Beauty Pamela Green in 3-D, as published by A. Hallé.
Even Douglas Webb had a go making the ladies in his picture “stand out”. Here are some 3-D pictures by Doug of Pamela Green in a blonde wig. These were taken in the early 1950s when she still had dark hair. I’ve not seen these pictures before. This may be the first time they have been published. I have some other images he took, which I will post in due course.
3-D glasses are readily available online if you need a pair.
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