A man's effort to permanently record what he sees at a given moment: shapes, events, and environments, resulted with the appearance of a photograph. The task of photos is faithfully and clearly shownig the reality. An photo usually has two dimensions: width and height. Different techniques are used to look at the depth and the spatiality, but the best picture of depth is obtained with a stereo photography. Stereo photography is based on the features of our eye, which is a binocular view. Due to the distance between the left and right eye, each eye creates a different image, after which the brain combines these two images, and based on their differences creates a picture that gives us information about the depth. The theoretical part of the work introduces us to the principles of image creation with the eye and the similarities with the creation of images in the camera, the creation of images in camera obscura and the concept of stereo photography, history of photography, and methods of observing stereo photos with a stereoscope . The practical part of the work involves the realization of stereophotography from the camera obscura, which involves making a stereoscopic camera obscure, capturing a photographs and making photographs.