Try This

 Try this.

1. Take a picture or get a picture.
2. Crop it so that it's square.
3. Make a copy of it so you have two pictures.
4. Join them together.
5. Send it to your phone and then open it so that it's the only picture on the screen.
6. Put the phone right up to your eyes (maybe an inch or two away).
7. Focus on a point about six inches past the picture.
8. Slowly pull the phone away from your eyes.

As you move the phone away, you will begin to see two pictures that will slowly start to merge. Keep moving the phone away until the pictures come together and you will see three, clear pictures side by side that seem to be floating in front of you.

It will take some effort to try and keep from focusing on the picture as you're moving it away. I got it the first try. My family took longer (actually getting frustrated).

I find it easier to use Powerpoint to prepare the picture:

1. Paste the picture on a slide and select it
2. Click on Format (on the menu)
3. Click on the little triangle below the Crop button
4. Select Aspect Ratio
5. Select 1:1
6. Position the picture in the crop square so that you have the scene that you want
7. Click away from the picture (the cropped picture will remain)
8. Press Ctrl+D. You will get a second picture
9. Position the two pictures side by side
10. Press Ctrl+A (Select All) and right-click on the pictures (make sure both pictures are still selected)
11. Select Save As Picture and save it to your drive.
12. Send the picture to your phone (whatever method you choose).

I'm experimenting on something that uses a VR headset and wanted to see if I'd be able to create a VR picture and view it without a VR headset. It worked, although I can't see how useful it will be at the moment. It's was just a something fun to do.

Try it and see if you can get it to work.