Phantom Skies and Shifting Ground: Landscape, Culture, and Rephotography in Eadweard Muybridge's Illustrations of Central AmericaMain MenuProject OverviewAn overview and description of Phantom Skies and Shifting GroundAn Introduction to Eadweard MuybridgeAn Introduction to Eadweard MuybridgeReading MuybridgeA primer on reading Muybridge's picturesField NotesA sample selection from Dr. Brady's field note essaysFinding & Rephotographing MuybridgeA selection of rephotographed sites located on a mapCollecting MuybridgeNotes on the Muybridge Central American albumsBibliographyThe bibliography from Phantom Skies and Shifting GroundByron Wolfe29b5afd50a8948b8f580d8d9bef15030f6d53f98Scott Brady74da0422598ae4d11d5f12e2d4b2465e62c96b82Temple University Press & Digital Scholarship Center / Radius Books
Two rephotographs
12017-03-17T16:54:36+00:00Byron Wolfe29b5afd50a8948b8f580d8d9bef15030f6d53f9853The two rephotographs not included in the bookplain2017-03-17T17:12:07+00:00Byron Wolfe29b5afd50a8948b8f580d8d9bef15030f6d53f98Pictures 10 - 12 below.
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12016-09-28T17:48:18+00:00Finding & Rephotographing Muybridge58A selection of rephotographed sites located on a mapgoogle_maps412021-01-08T17:49:38+00:00During the course of this project, the authors located 169 of 264 original Muybridge Central American views and rephotographed 117. The twelve images that follow were selected primarily to demonstrate the breadth of Muybridge's travels and the typical content of his photographs. Three images presented here are not included in the print book. Additional images may be added in the future. If you require a complete listing of all the images produced for this project, please contact Byron Wolfe directly.
If this is the first time you've viewed these combined images, the authors recommend that you first review the "Reading Muybridge" chapter on this site to better understand the visual language and interpretive methodology.