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Now I understand! This should be because of misconfigured stereo parameters. Thank you!

I am not sure what "ambience shadow" means (I suspect it is the artistic haze) but the alignment is more related to camera placement and orientation of its frustum.
On the front element everything looks good, but the next two mismatch. You can see that the distance to the top of the image is smaller in the left eye for the left element, and a part of the top of the right element is visible in the left eye but not in the right one. Surprisingly, misalignment of the farther elements is barely noticeable.

Funny, "rectification" is the term used in computer vision field for "alignment" :D

Thank you. It is because of ambience shadow, I think. I will try to avoid in the future. Thanks again.

Thank you. I will try to rectify.

Alignment is a bit off here too. It is a nice work nonetheless, but it is a pity to have small discomfort due to alignment on computer generated images where you are supposed to control precisely the scene.

I like the colors of this one too, but the alignment is very bad compared to what you do usually.

Yes. Thank you!

Looks like an owl

Thank you Randy.

Those are some vibrant colors.

Thank you so much Randy Hester!

Good series of fractals.

I which the left and right pattern were not cut in this image.

Hi, These are created using Fractal Rendering Software products like MandelBulb3D and JWildFire. Both are freeware.

How are these created? Is this a ray tracing shader?

Thank you!

Awesome.

Thank you! I use3D fractal rendering software products like MandelBulb3D and JWildFire. Both of them are completely free.

These are fantastic! What program(s) do you use to generate and render these?