Cameraman Frank Goodliffe seen from the back operating a motion picture camera on a tripod. He is photographing fallen column drums and a column base of the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Beyond the column drums is Paul Rotha, seen from the back, elevated and holding on to the thin trunk of a tree and a tree branch
Cameraman Frank Goodliffe and Margaret Rotha, wife of filmmaker Paul Rotha, on the Acropolis with the Propylaea in the background and a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod in front of them. They are smoking cigarettes and a bottle of wine, two wine glasses and a paper bag are on a large pavement stone next to Margaret's feet. On a block of stone on the left is a Newman-Sinclair motion picture camera.
Paul Rotha and cameraman Frank Goodliffe on the Acropolis with a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod, during the filming of "Contact." On the right is the Parthenon and the Erechtheum is in the background.
Cameraman Frank Goodliffe kneeling and looking through the lens of a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod, filming the Parthenon, on the right, for the film "Contact." Filmmaker Paul Rotha stands next to him. On a block of stone on the left is a Newman-Sinclair motion picture camera. On the ground behind Goodliffe is a bottle of wine, two wine glasses and a paper bag.
A Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod and Rotha lying on the ground and looking through a Newman-Sinclair motion picture camera in front of a fallen fluted column at the Temple of Olympian Zeus during the filming of "Contact."
Photograph of cameraman Frank Goodliffe and Margaret Rotha, wife of filmmaker Paul Rotha, standing behind a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod during the filming of "Contact." On a block of stone on the left is a Newman-Sinclair motion picture camera. On the ground in front of Goodliffe is a bottle of wine, two wine glasses and a paper bag.
Margaret Rotha, wife of filmmaker Paul Rotha, and cameraman Frank Goodliffe next to a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod, during filming at the Parthenon on the Acropolis for the film "Contact."
Cameraman Frank Goodliffe on the Acropolis standing next to a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod with the Propylaea in the background during the filming of Contact.
Cameraman Frank Goodliffe on the Acropolis standing next to a Parvo ("Debrie") motion picture camera on a tripod in front of the Erechtheum during the filming of "Contact." .
View of the Acropolis from Philopappos Hill (ancient name Mouseion Hill) south west of the Acropolis in Athens. William Sachtleben is in the middle ground with his bicycle.
Photograph of a Greek woman in traditional dress walking on a nearly deserted street in Athens. She wears a long dress or skirt and blouse with embroidered sleeves, an embroidered apron, a long vest and a head scarf. A boy behind her and next to a Humber bicycle smiles at the photographer.
Photograph of a Greek woman in traditional dress walking on a nearly deserted street in Athens. She wears a long dress or skirt and blouse with embroidered sleeves, an embroidered apron, a long vest and a head scarf. A man ahead of her on the right smiles at the photographer.
Serope Armenag Gurdjian was an Armenian from Turkey who became a naturalized U.S. citizen and earned a college degree from Bowdoin College in 1877. Having been detained in Istanbul in October 1890 on suspicion of participating in a revolutionary committee, he was released based on his U.S. citizenship and then traveled to Athens, where he met and befriended William Sachtleben and Thomas Allen.