Robert Enrique Muller | |
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 Muller circa 1913 | |
| Born | Robert Enrique Muller September 1881 New York |
| Died | 1921 possibly California |
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| Parent | Enrique Muller |
Robert Enrique Muller (September 1881 – 1921) sometimes credited as Enrique Muller, Jr. and as E. Muller, was an official photographer for the United States Navy, and an author. He took photos of military ships in action.[1]
- ^ Lewis Edwin Theiss (1914). Lyman Abbott; Ernest Hamlin Abbott; Hamilton Wright Mabie (eds.). "The Man Behind the Camera". The Outlook. Vol. 106. p. 471. Retrieved 2015-04-02.
Perhaps Mr. Muller's most remarkable picture is that of the United States battle-ship Michigan taken head on while the battle-ship was steaming at twenty-two miles an hour. Mr. Muller maintains that photographing a speeding battle-ship head on is fully as dangerous as taking a snapshot at a charging rhinoceros.