"Phases in the gallop of the cat, camel, dog, raccoon, wapiti, bear, goat, buffalo, and hog." Animals in motion. Eadweard Muybridge. 1902.
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"Phases in the gallop of the cat, camel, dog, raccoon, wapiti, bear, goat, buffalo, and hog." Animals in motion. Eadweard Muybridge. 1902.
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ornithographies | as noted ~ xavi bou | foster white gallery
Étienne‑Jules Marey (FR, Beaune, Mar 5, 1830‑1904, Paris)
scientist, physiologist, chronophotographer
Cronofotography 1895 aristotype* from a celluloid film negative *vintage photo printing process using paper coated with silver chloride in gelatin
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https://u-paris.fr/bibliotheques/exposition-marey-photosaintgermain/
homegrown gif
Left: photographic capture of the cat righting reflex [Marey 1894] with zero angular momentum. Right: output of our algorithm controlling the cat shape through a skeleton rig with point masses.
Étienne-Jules Marey, animation of animals falling
Etienne-Jules Marey, "Chronophotograph of a Cat", 1893, chronophotograph made on moving film consisting of twelve frames, gelatin silver print.
Motion.
Photos from the series Ornitografies ("Ornitographies") by the Catalan photographer Xavi Bou.
He works with chronophotography, the technique of capturing many different moments of the same movement. In these photos, you can see the movement of birds.
Xavi Bou's work has often revolved around birds. He has loved observing birds and nature since he was a child. About this series, he says: "The objective of this project is to call people to look up and enjoy the show that luckily we still have around us."
Source: CC Magazine.
Chronophotography showing fencing, from the January 1933 issue of Minotaure