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    Posted January 30, 2009 by
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    World Economic Forum in Davos

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    US Presidents in 3D Photography

    By ramazanoglu  |  Posted January 30, 2009  |  tripoli, Lebanon
     
    One of the first things that President Barack Hussein Obama should do is to get Photographed in 3D. I mean, he used the Abraham Lincoln Bible to take the oath, so why not do like President Abraham Lincoln who was the first US president to be photographed in 3D. Yes, and the most famous picture of Abraham Lincoln happens to be originally photographed in Stereoscopic 3D. It also turns out that President Theodore Roosevelt was the most 3D Photographed US President in history, as he took a 3D photographer on his frequent hunting trips. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was an avid 3D Photographer and often carried his Realist 3D Camera. READ THE REST ON HISTORY OF 3D PHOTOGRAPHY HERE: http://blog.mission3-dgroup.com/2009/01/22/the-history-of-3d-photography/

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