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183. Mariah Carey and Andy Rooney

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182. Mariah Carey and Albert Einstein

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181. Mariah Carey & Marcel Duchamp

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180. Obama Upside Down

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179. Thighmixmaster

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178. Katie Couric's Notebook!

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177. Twitter Sanchez

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176. Shirts Get Dirty

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175. Brimley's Breath

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174. Health1

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173. Julia Fucking Allison

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172. Tricorn Borgnine Promotional Device

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171. Bush's Last Press Conference

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170. Fun with Muybridge

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169. New Year

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168. 100 Farewells

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167. 3 D's - Foreign Policy

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166. Oh, That's Wonderful

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165. Chicken Pot Pie

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164. Suppendapo 101

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163. Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!

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162. Don't Blink

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161. Black Canyon

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160. Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down

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159. 35mm test

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158. Open Letter to the Future President

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157. Shoutout

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Having some conversations with Eadweard J. Muybridge.

Music by Kevin Bewersdorf;
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Yowda 10 months ago

where did you upload those images ?
is there a way to get them?
are they free :-) ???
wreckandsalvage 10 months ago

here you go;
flickr.com/photos/marcwathieu/sets/72157606563424964/

I think I got most of them there, a few other places.
Yowda 10 months ago

gracias :-)
Blake Whitman 10 months ago

is it me or did peoples bodies just look different back then?
Dan Huston 10 months ago

dude ....way different! Kinda creeped me out...

HA!
Ivan 10 months ago

No different at all... we're all brainwashed by advertising showing photoshopped people. The real human body is extremely varied and comes in all shapes and forms.
Max Power 10 months ago

I agree with Blake, people DID look different back then.
They were slightly plump now they are morbidly obese :(
SubmarineChannel 10 months ago

I totally agree with Ivan. Back in those days people weren't as much focused on the shape of their bodies as we're now by all the "perfect" body advertising
Karel Bata 10 months ago

Kind of says a lot about where Vimeo users live.

These are fun: img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/quinsters/muybridge-homage.gif
img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/quinsters/muybridge2.gif
Brian Z 10 months ago

psssshhh yeah its not the physique of anyone i know that works in a cubicle...
Dan Huston 10 months ago

wierd and brilliant as always!
Peregrinus d'Occident 10 months ago

Ah, I've always wanted to see Muybridge's work in motion. Well done -- especially by maintaining a fluid pace.
Alex Itin 10 months ago

fucking genius!
Alex Itin 10 months ago

mind if I blog this one?
wreckandsalvage 10 months ago

Thanks, and please feel free to blog anything we make. Glad everyone is enjoying it, it was a pleasure to put together.

-N
Miles Bennett 10 months ago

Good job, worked soooo welll.
Gérard Mouillaud 10 months ago

Superbe mélange de vraies et de "fausses vieilles" images. Musique dont l'humour est dans la lignée de Hoffnung !
Phil Hoyt 10 months ago

the moose was the best part EVAR!
Thomas Santomartino 10 months ago

Very interesting. Bodies were natural back then, even muscle men were a mere shadow of what they are today (thanks to chemical enhancements). Great job!
rasputines 10 months ago

very nice.ee...
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great music...
Dario Becher 10 months ago

Great work!
wreckandsalvage 10 months ago

I love the text you posted on this on our Tumblr:

“In 1874, still living in the San Francisco Bay Area, Muybridge discovered that his wife had a lover, a Major Harry Larkyns. On October 17, 1874, he sought out Larkyns; said, “Good evening, Major, my name is Muybridge and here is the answer to the letter you sent my wife”; he then killed the Major with a gunshot.”

It made me see all of these films from the point of view of a vindictive, rage-filled man. Especially the loop of the woman getting out of bed naked or the woman spinning around covering her eyes and crotch.

--Valdez
wreckandsalvage 10 months ago

I found that after I finished the video, and it made me want to make another, it made me want to change it almost completely. It totally changed the way I see him as well. I think I'll revisit him/it, and name it, "My name is Muybridge."

--Nelson
Aoife 10 months ago

I can really relate to that, I made a piece animating the woman descending a staircase that you use at the start. Its very hard to not just keep tinkering!
sambro75 9 months ago

Max Power 15 days ago
I agree with Blake, people DID look different back then.
They were slightly plump now they are morbidly obese

And whats wrong with fat people??
Brian Kasnick 9 months ago

why do they need to be naked?