Edward Muybridge

2 Commentsby   |  09.28.14  |  Student Posts

Even though we have talked about Edward Muybridge  in class before, I stumbled across his work again and was reminded how interesting and groundbreaking his work is. He is most widely known for his stop-motion photography, especially of the running horse or the flying bird. He also photographed humans in motion. What I did not realize was that he was also the artist that photographed Yosemite Valley in black and white. Here are some examples of his work:

Fun fact about Edward Muybridge: According to Wikipedia, he shot and killed his wife’s lover but was acquitted on “justifiable homicide.” Who knew?

2 Comments

  1. Jennie Magner
    12:40 pm, 10.10.14

    Taylor, thanks for posting these beautiful images! These seem especially appropriate while we’re working on our sequential, storytelling images. I love the horse race; each shot within the series is incredible, as well as the overall picture!

  2. Brenee Ewing
    4:56 pm, 10.22.14

    I agree with Jennie this are very beautiful and kind elegant picks…. especially the one with women dance you can almost say, they where taking from a video of her and made in to a collage storyboard.

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