Running the rapids 1893

Seneca Ray Stoddard's 1893 photograph "Running the rapids" is a black and white image of a river with rushing water and rocky rapids, with lush trees bordering the river banks. It is a captivating view of the rugged beauty of nature and the challenge of navigating a wild river. The image captures the essence of adventure, with the viewer imagining the thrill of the rapids and the challenges of a journey through nature. Stoddard, known for his landscape photography, captured the scene with a sense of detail and perspective. "Running the rapids" is an example of his work documenting the natural wonders of the American landscape. This photo was part of Stoddard's book "Around the Adirondacks" and exemplifies his keen eye for capturing the natural world.