"There are almost only two colours in Niagara: the brightness of the violently falling water (returning softly in the form of mist) and the darkness of the rocks and the gently flowing water. The camera imitates the movement of a free fall, from dark to light, each time with a slight variation. If a waterfall is the absolute confirmation of Heraclitus' "no man ever steps in the same river twice", then Niagara is its equivalent for Super 8: when (and if) its single print is projected, you can never see the same film twice" - Lucía Salas
