Motion, Light and Photography:

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Motion, Light and Photography Science, Body, Art
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Edward Muybridge 1870s
Eadweard Muybridge to figure out a bet about
whether all 4 of a horses hooves ever leave the
ground in a gallop. It took years, but Muybridge
delivered He rigged a racetrack with a dozen
strings that triggered 12 cameras. Proved this
true, and sparked motion pictures
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Etienne Jules Marey Chronophotography1883
Man in the black suit with striping and points
for chronophotography, 1883
E.J. Marey, Geometric Chronophotograph of the man
in the black suit, 1883
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Mareys Photographic Gun
Made in 1882, this instrument was capable of
taking 12 consecutive frames a second. All the
frames were recorded on the same picture. With
this gun he studied human and animal locomotion.
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Marey
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First painting with light Marey and Demeny, 1889
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Frank Gilbreth Motion Studies - 1918

• Gilbreth is known for his motion films depicting
  workers bricklaying, typing, etc used as
  studies for more efficient and productive work
  methods. He called his films and photographs
  Work Simplification Studies.
• Patented the Chronophotograph Process
• light painting images used to study the
  movements of workers by attaching small lights to
  hands and bodies and making long exposures. He
  then made models of these light movements to
  study a workers efficiency.

3D motion models by Frank Gilbreth (1918)
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Marcel Duchamp, Nude Descending a Staircase, oil
on canvas (1912)
Eliot Eliofson, Duchamp descending a staircase,
photograph from Life Magazine (1952)
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Man Rays Space Writing, 1935
Gjon Mili with Picasso drawing a centaur, 1949
for Life Magazine.
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Harold Edgerton Flash Photography Stop
ActionStroboscope and Electronic Flash 1964
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Andreas Feninger, Helicopter taking off, 1949
Jacques Pugin, Graffiti Greffes, 1979
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Josef Sedlak, 1980
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Abelardo Morell
Camera Obscura
10 Sunspots on my door.
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Caleb Charland http//calebcharland.com/