Add to ORKGArticle, Motion Picture News, December 17, 1921, page 3242, “Riddle of the Deep to be Solved by Photography: A Paper Before S.M.P.E. by John Ernest Williamson and Carl L. Gregory, Part I.https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/jonathan_silent_film/2167/thumbnail.jp
Fish, as viewed from the Williamson Photosphere, 1914. In 1913, Charles Williamson had designed and ...
Fish on ocean floor in the Bahamas, ca. 1914. Photographed from the Williamson Photosphere for “The ...
First page of article “Cinematic Beginnings: A Monograph by Charles Edward Hastings.” Pages 289-300,...
Article, Motion Picture News, December 24, 1921, page 102, “Riddle of the Deep to be solved by Photo...
Original news stories concerning the Williamson Expedition and filming of “The Submarine’s Eye.” Art...
Newspaper article on Williamson film, “Undersea Fight with a Shark.” 1914. One image is a cutaway vi...
First photo of a deep sea diver at work. It was taken at a depth of 50 feet. 1914.https://digitalcom...
An undersea shot taken by Carl Louis Gregory from first underwater movie, “The Submarine’s Eye,” 191...
An illustration for the 1916 silent film, “20,000 Leagues under the Sea.” The Williamson Brothers fi...
Stars-and-Stripes Fish [appears in Victor Allemandy\u27s book “Wonders of the Deep, facing page 47] ...
Diver working at a wreck site: “An undersea explorer investigates an old wreck, “The Submarine Eye,”...
Native diver underwater photographed from the Williamson Photosphere in the Bahamas, 1914. [Williams...
Divers struggle in underwater scene in “20,000 Leagues under the Sea,” 1916. [For the 1916 film of T...
Halftone photographs and an illustration from a publication: “A New Method of Salvage Operation” sho...
Drawing illustrating the operation of the Williamson Photosphere filming on the ocean floor.https://...
Fish, as viewed from the Williamson Photosphere, 1914. In 1913, Charles Williamson had designed and ...
Fish on ocean floor in the Bahamas, ca. 1914. Photographed from the Williamson Photosphere for “The ...
First page of article “Cinematic Beginnings: A Monograph by Charles Edward Hastings.” Pages 289-300,...
Article, Motion Picture News, December 24, 1921, page 102, “Riddle of the Deep to be solved by Photo...
Original news stories concerning the Williamson Expedition and filming of “The Submarine’s Eye.” Art...
Newspaper article on Williamson film, “Undersea Fight with a Shark.” 1914. One image is a cutaway vi...
First photo of a deep sea diver at work. It was taken at a depth of 50 feet. 1914.https://digitalcom...
An undersea shot taken by Carl Louis Gregory from first underwater movie, “The Submarine’s Eye,” 191...
An illustration for the 1916 silent film, “20,000 Leagues under the Sea.” The Williamson Brothers fi...
Stars-and-Stripes Fish [appears in Victor Allemandy\u27s book “Wonders of the Deep, facing page 47] ...
Diver working at a wreck site: “An undersea explorer investigates an old wreck, “The Submarine Eye,”...
Native diver underwater photographed from the Williamson Photosphere in the Bahamas, 1914. [Williams...
Divers struggle in underwater scene in “20,000 Leagues under the Sea,” 1916. [For the 1916 film of T...
Halftone photographs and an illustration from a publication: “A New Method of Salvage Operation” sho...
Drawing illustrating the operation of the Williamson Photosphere filming on the ocean floor.https://...
Fish, as viewed from the Williamson Photosphere, 1914. In 1913, Charles Williamson had designed and ...
Fish on ocean floor in the Bahamas, ca. 1914. Photographed from the Williamson Photosphere for “The ...
First page of article “Cinematic Beginnings: A Monograph by Charles Edward Hastings.” Pages 289-300,...