[Boys Playing Leap Frog] 1883 - 1886

Eadweard Muybridge's "Boys Playing Leap Frog" (1883–86) is a groundbreaking example of motion study photography. The image is composed of a series of sequential photographs, capturing the movement of two boys playing leapfrog. Muybridge's pioneering work in this field revolutionized the understanding of movement and paved the way for the development of cinema. The sequential frames reveal the fluidity and detail of the boys' actions, offering a visual study of human motion in a dynamic and captivating manner.