Browser fill parallax?

Hi there,
This was today's muse site of the day, so you know that it's created 100% muse.
I'm designing my new Graphic Design website and I really want to achieve the effect shown here:
http://blacksheepcooperative.com
If you scroll down you see the stationary pictures that seem to be the browser fill stay put and don't resize, but after some scrolling a new picture overlaps it at a certain point.
I really want to get this project going, any help?
- Josh

YES!! Thank you so much it worked!! Heres a link to a tutorial explaining what you said so everyoone can see: http://ytchannelembed.com/video.php?id=uyyAA43fLFg&t=#.UtdLkpHOs7I

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