When taking his images he would put a row of 24 cameras all with electric shutters, these all would be trigged in a sequence so the horses were captured every four seconds. To get the images he wanted he had to use specific equipment which included: a tripod to avoid camera shake, he used 12-24 cameras with all the same exposure of 2/1000 of a second.
Eadweard loved to photograph horses, his main aim was to get a photograph of a horse with all for legs of the floor.
Before Photoshop was discovered he was a very talented image manipulator. He used to always digitally manipulate his images to make them more appealing to the viewer. He did all sorts of things when manipulating his images from cutting and pasting and different negatives laid in. To help him do this he created something called 'zoopraxiscope' which is now called a movie projector. In comparison to my work this is smiler because there is something going on in each image, but only one thing has changed but only slightly. However he works sometimes doesn't relate to mine because he has focused on horse and other different animals and i have focused on birds and people while taking my images. Also his images are in black and white and mine are in colour.
The image below is an example of his work.
In this image i can see that the horse is the main focus of the whole image due to it being in the middle of the image. Most of his image are in black and white, and you will get the odd brown colour tinted into the image. This image in back and white with a tint of brown i think that it emphasizes the horses, which stand out mainly.
Also i can see that the graphological layout is leading to the horse, this is because of the person riding the house has a whip and in every image taken the whip is inline with the horses head so therefore i think that Eadweard wants us to focus mainly on the horses. In the images it is very hard to see the change in each image however if you look closely you can see the change.
In comparison to my images the subject is completely different but the structure is the same as there is something happened in each image.
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