Waterval Romkerwasserfall in het Oktertal Duitsland c. 1898

This photoprint shows the Romkerwasserfall waterfall in Oktertal, Germany, and was created by Fr. Rose. The photograph presents a towering waterfall cascading down a craggy, tree-lined cliffside. The composition is structured to emphasize the verticality of the falls, drawing the eye upwards in a dynamic flow. Light plays a key role; the water's white torrent contrasts sharply with the darker, earth-toned rocks and foliage. This contrast not only defines the form of the waterfall but also infuses the image with a sense of motion. The careful arrangement of elements—the textured rocks, the dense forest, and the smooth, flowing water—creates a visual language. The photograph invites us to consider not just the scene itself, but also the ways in which nature's raw energy is framed and presented. It's a captured moment, urging reflection on the power and beauty inherent in natural forms.