Eadweard Muybridge

     Eadweard Muybridge has a particular way of approaching grid photography. Unlike 

famous photographers that create these types of photographs, like David Hockney, 

who takes close-up shots in order to make up one big grid photography, 

Muybridge creates a sort of narration.

You can see that within majority of his work, there is a lot of motion 

and it almost feels like a story is being told. Thanks to his approach, 

we can witness the subject in his photographs during the integrity of the action they are doing 

rather than only a split second of it. 

Something I personally enjoy about Muybridge is that he explores 

movement in both humans and animals.