IJsformaties onder Table Rock nabij de Niagarawatervallen 1866 - 1910

This stereoscopic photograph, titled "IJsformaties onder Table Rock nabij de Niagarawatervallen", was taken between 1866 and 1910 by American photographer George E. Curtis. The image captures a winter scene at Niagara Falls, showcasing the dramatic ice formations that develop along the rock face near Table Rock. The stereoscopic effect, achieved by viewing the two images simultaneously, adds depth and realism to the landscape, immersing the viewer in the frozen scenery. This photograph is an example of 19th-century landscape photography, documenting the natural beauty of Niagara Falls and its surrounding environment.