In my work, photographs occupy real space and surround the viewer. Explore the three teasers below on any screen. Already wearing a compatible VR headset? Tap Enter VR to experience them in full stereoscopic 3D — no app required.
“And no one spoke” — Model: Minh-Ly
The three photographs above can be viewed directly in a compatible headset browser, in full stereoscopic 3D. They are a glimpse of the medium: reduced in resolution and presented without the spatial gallery environment of a complete Donald’s Eye exposition.
Full collections of my work can be presented through portable mini-expositions, private headset presentations, or purpose-built selections created for particular audiences, spaces, and occasions. The pictures can be brought into an office, studio, conference, home, or other suitable room; headsets can be provided, and no prior VR experience is required.
Arrange a private demonstration or attend a small exposition. Complete collections are viewed in a headset at human scale, with the viewer placed inside the photographed encounter.
Suitable for individuals, small groups, offices, studios, arts organizations, and events.
Donald’s Eye can assemble a curated collection for a particular audience or setting, rather than forcing every occasion into the same permanent exhibition.
Collections may be introductory, thematic, session-based, or created specifically for the host.
I welcome contact from models, artists, photographers, curators, journalists, organizers, developers, headset owners, and others interested in immersive photographic experiences.
Donald’s Eye is a photographic practice centred on immersive VR180 people photography. These are not flat rectangular images enlarged inside a headset: they are hemispheres: stereoscopic spaces in which distance, scale, gesture, and the viewer’s position become part of the photograph.
The software behind the presentations exists to serve the photography: to make collections portable, adaptable, and easier to experience in the places where interested people already are.
Donald McKillican creates 180° immersive three-dimensional photographs designed for Virtual Reality headsets — images that feel strange, theatrical, and slightly dangerous; in the headset, the photograph surrounds you; space bends; gestures reach into you.
Contact: donaldseye@gmail.com