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The Ultimate Tool for Outdoor Enthusiasts
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mini Saw)
Tue Dec 24 05:20:31 2024
Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2024 11:20:30 +0100
From: "Mini Saw" <MiniChainsaw@woodranger.ru.com>
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hich he filmed and photographed undersea. He is credited as being the first person to take an underwater photograph from a submarine.
Biography
He was born in Liverpool, England 1881 to Charles Williamson, a sea captain from Norfolk, Virginia. Charles had invented a deep-sea tube, made of concentric iron rings, "which stretched like an accordion". The tube was used for underwater repair and for ship salvage. In 1912 Williamson, while working as a reporter, used the device to make underwater photographs in Norfolk Harbor. He then expanded the photosphere, which he named Jules Verne, and used it to create motion pictures, starting first in the Bahamas.
Williamson created a film company, the Submarine Film Corporation. Their first feature film came out in 1914 and was entitled "Thirty Leagues Under the Sea" starring Williamson in a fight with a shark. The Submarine Film Corporation would also partner with other companies such as Thanhouser Company. J. Ernest Williamson and his brother George M. William
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