Dal van de Steinbach bij de weg naar de Hexentanzplatz 1868 - 1890

This stereoscopic photograph, titled "Dal van de Steinbach bij de weg naar de Hexentanzplatz," was captured by Hermann Selle between 1868 and 1890. The image showcases a scenic view of a narrow valley, likely in Germany, with a winding road leading towards a cluster of rocky formations. The use of stereoscopy, a technique that creates a 3D effect, allows viewers to experience the depth of the landscape and appreciate the scale of the towering cliffs. This photographic print was likely produced for the popular tourist market of the late 19th century, offering a glimpse of the picturesque Harzer region. Selle's work provides a fascinating window into the visual culture of the era and the development of photography as a medium for documenting landscapes.