Which artist photographed the above images? what did he pioneer? name the series of photographs above, and its significance.

The artist Eadweard Muybridge produced the above images. He was revered for his work because he set up a system of trip-wires that would each activate a shutter on a set of cameras. So as a person or animal ran past, he could capture it in a variety of sequenced possess. Like with the image above, entitled Horse in Motion, he captured a horse as it galloped. Besides the process used, this image was important because it was the first time anyone had noticed that all four of the horses feet leave the ground at the same time, during one point of its gallop.

The above photographs were created by the artist Eadweard Muybridge. For his work, he was respected because he set up a trip-wire device that would each trigger a shutter on a set of cameras. So he could catch it in a variety of sequenced possessions as a human or animal ran by. He shot a horse as it galloped, much like the photo above, entitled Horse in Motion. Beyond the tool used.

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