Waterval tussen de rotsen van de Kitzlochklamm 1881 - 1892

"Waterval tussen de rotsen van de Kitzlochklamm" is a stereoscopic photograph created by Würthle & Spinnhirn, photographers based in Salzburg, between 1881 and 1892. The photograph shows a waterfall cascading down the Kitzlochklamm gorge in Austria, a popular tourist destination. The image is a classic example of 19th century stereoscopic photography, a form of photography designed to create a 3D illusion using two images viewed through a special viewer. Stereoscopic photography provided a novel way for viewers to experience landscapes and natural wonders, particularly popular during the Victorian era.