He Used A Series Of Large Cameras That Used Glass Plates Placed In A Straight Line, Each One Being Triggered By A Thread As The Horse Passed.
Unfortunately Eadweard Died April 8th, 1904 In Kingston Upon Thames.
Eadweard Muybridge
Is An English Photographer Who Spent Most Of His Life Abroad, Pioneering Work On Animal Locomotion. He Uses Several Cameras To Accomplish This. He Was Born As Edward But Then Changed His Name To Eadweard, Because Of The Spanish Influence.
He Used A Series Of Large Cameras That Used Glass Plates Placed In A Straight Line, Each One Being Triggered By A Thread As The Horse Passed.
Unfortunately Eadweard Died April 8th, 1904 In Kingston Upon Thames.
He Used A Series Of Large Cameras That Used Glass Plates Placed In A Straight Line, Each One Being Triggered By A Thread As The Horse Passed.
Unfortunately Eadweard Died April 8th, 1904 In Kingston Upon Thames.
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