Opstelling van Eadward Muybridge voor het fotograferen van rennende paarden before 1882

Eadweard Muybridge, a pioneer of photographic motion studies, meticulously documented his groundbreaking experiments. This photograph, taken before 1882, showcases the setup he used to capture the phases of a horse's gallop. A series of cameras, arranged along a racetrack, were triggered by trip wires, producing a sequence of images that revealed the unseen nuances of motion. Muybridge's work revolutionized scientific understanding and artistic representation of movement, paving the way for cinema.