Keppler's cascades before 1891

"Keppler's Cascades" is a black and white photograph created by Frank Jay Haynes before 1891. The image depicts a cascading waterfall flowing through a rocky landscape, with a dense forest on the left side of the photograph. This work showcases Haynes's keen eye for capturing the raw beauty of nature, a recurring theme in his photography. The image is likely from the American West, a region Haynes often explored and documented through his work. This photograph is an example of pictorialism, a movement in photography that aimed to elevate the art form to the level of fine art.