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AFAIK Stereoscopy is when you have two images of something taken from a similar angle and either placed side-by-side or overlaid on top of each other in order to create a 3D effect. So the 3D in cinemas is stereoscopic, where the glasses filter one image from another.
That colourful hallway is either a series of photos taken and stitched together or was most likely taken with something akin to a wide angle lens where the camera can pick up over 180 degrees of vision.

I think. =P

Sorry, not stereoscopy, stereographic.
Here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereographic_projection

Ah I've not heard that term before. Those two look like they can very easily be mixed up. =)

Yeah, I guess I mixed them up, I wasn't thinking straight, it was midnight at my place when I wrote that.

But if it were stereographic, the columns in the sides would appear thicker, not?

Well, i thought it's just panorama. You know that, in new cameras you can just move it and its make it.

I think it would be wider if it were a paranomic shot.

I think it's panoramic too. Cylindrical projection if you want to get technical XD

EDIT: yeah, it is panoramic, just look at the upper and lower parts, the distortion matches.

Looks like Antichamber guns