“One of the most interesting places in the vicinity of Niagara Falls is the Whirlpool Rapids, where the immense volume of water which passes from the Falls, speeds along through its rocky and tortuous passage towards the ocean. The camera in securing this picture was placed at the front end of a train ascending the grade at a very rapid rate of speed. The combined motion of the train in one direction and the water in the opposite direction, the latter impeded and interrupted in its course by the rocky path through which it flows, sending beautiful masses of spray and foam many feet in the air, makes an impression on the audience long to be remembered.” (Edison film catalog)
Finlandia
Two Letters for Ana
New York Portrait, Chapter III
Nanook of the North
Berlin: Symphony of a Great City
Watch the Tempo
Amazon: Longest River in the World
Film-Tract n° 1968
We Live in Prague
Photographic Studies in Hypnosis: Abnormal Psychology
Train Entering Hove Station
Railway Station
