Sentence examples for motion photograph from inspiring English sources

"For the [Saatchi] Prize, between five and 50 stills can be uploaded to produce a motion photograph, but you could use a lot more generally.

GALLERY 14 "Water in Motion," photographs by M. Jay Goodkind; "Without Tools He Is Nothing," prints taken of a collection of antique tools by Robert Borsuk.

Meanwhile, Émile Reynaud in France was projecting sequences of drawn pictures onto a screen using his Praxinoscope, in which revolving mirrors and an oil-lamp "magic lantern" were applied to a zoetrope-like drum, and by 1880 Muybridge was similarly projecting enlarged, illuminated views of his motion photographs using the Zoöpraxiscope, an adaptation of the zoetrope.

"However motion photographs or gifs haven't been used by artists much because until now it required special tools or know-how to make them".

The work of the winner, along with the five other finalists and shortlist of 54 motion photographs will be exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery in London from 17 April –- 24 May 2014.

(Visible through that doorway are stop-motion photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, another influence).

Originally inspired by Muybridge's body-in-motion photographs, "The Matter" now includes material reflecting the intervening decades.

Jim Campbell's digital version of Eadweard Muybridge's stop-motion photographs would be an apt addition to the American wing.

The other morning dawned for the bleary-eyed average New York newspaper reader with a somewhat startling pair of stop-motion photographs.

Muybridge, a tinkerer and huckster in late-19th-century California, is best known for creating stop-motion photographs of animal movement, thus paving the way for motion pictures.

It includes Degas's "Before the Race," left, which was informed by his study of Eadweard Muybridge's stop-motion photographs of running horses.