An Adirondack roadside by Seneca Ray Stoddard

An Adirondack roadside 1893

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"An Adirondack Roadside" (1893) by Seneca Ray Stoddard is a black and white photograph depicting a horse-drawn carriage traveling through a densely wooded forest. The image captures the beauty and serenity of the Adirondack region, a popular destination for outdoor recreation in the late 19th century. Stoddard, a renowned photographer of the Adirondacks, specialized in capturing the natural beauty of the region, often using a "snapshot" style that was popular at the time. This image exemplifies his ability to capture both the grandeur and the intimacy of the natural world.