Pad naar het ravijn van Shanklin Chine c. 1850 - 1880

"Pad naar het ravijn van Shanklin Chine" is a stereoscopic photograph by J.W. Nicholson, likely created between 1850 and 1880. This image depicts a pathway leading into a rocky ravine, featuring a stone staircase and a small wooden bridge. The photograph is presented in the "Nicholson's Isle of Wight Series", highlighting the popularity of stereoscopic photography for capturing scenic landscapes and tourist destinations. The image showcases the beauty of Shanklin Chine, a natural landmark on the Isle of Wight known for its steep, wooded slopes and cascading waterfalls. The use of stereoscopic photography allows viewers to experience a sense of depth and perspective, enhancing the visual experience of the natural landscape.