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ICM photography

ICM photography is

Intentional Camera Movement Photography

Take a look Here on Google give it a go, post your pics here.
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Re: ICM photography

took these this morning in Hyde Park ... a mix of ICM panning and motion blur.



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Re: ICM photography

Now that is good fun!



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Re: ICM photography

Good work toners

Love the second one ... rich colours, pleasing to the eye.
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09-07-2019, 03:32 PM
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Re: ICM photography

This is not ICM really but intentional misuse of HDR

... anything goes on this thread.

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Sorry David but I am not keen on that kind of photography. To me is looks like the inability to take even a reasonable photo. I don't know why the photographic community have suddenly taken to do this kind of work

Why go to the trouble of getting a sharp expensive lens and expensive camera to produce this type of thing is beyond me
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09-07-2019, 03:50 PM
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The only sort I would like to know how to do is where the water in a a river runs blurred .
I think it's a lovely effect

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09-07-2019, 05:26 PM
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Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by realspeed ->
Sorry David but I am not keen on that kind of photography. To me is looks like the inability to take even a reasonable photo. I don't know why the photographic community have suddenly taken to do this kind of work

Why go to the trouble of getting a sharp expensive lens and expensive camera to produce this type of thing is beyond me
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09-07-2019, 05:47 PM
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Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by realspeed ->
Sorry David but I am not keen on that kind of photography. To me is looks like the inability to take even a reasonable photo. I don't know why the photographic community have suddenly taken to do this kind of work

Why go to the trouble of getting a sharp expensive lens and expensive camera to produce this type of thing is beyond me
... whilst I don't understand why folk have a camera (expensive or otherwise) and never experiment with things like shutters speeds in order to create something like the above.

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09-07-2019, 05:53 PM
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Re: ICM photography

Originally Posted by Muddy ->
The only sort I would like to know how to do is where the water in a a river runs blurred .
I think it's a lovely effect

It's called a "long exposure" ... 1 or 2 seconds might be long enough, which is quite long considering your normal outdoor daylight shot requires something between 1/100th of a sec and 1/1000th of a sec. A neutral density (ND) filter helps too.
 
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