Poplar ICM

I am WAY behind! I spent all day yesterday at Finley Wildlife Preserve. On the way there, we stopped by a grove of poplars and I couldn't resist doing some ICM.
I kind of like how it turned out with some black and white processing.
Thanks so much for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs. They mean a lot to me. I will do my best to visit your albums later today.

[Lisa Targowska]

This is a great ICM. Really effective. How did you do it?

[Jan Harris]

Very clever. Must have a go.

[Raye]

Extraordinary icm!

[Jennifer Potter]

Very nice ICM!

[Jane Pittenger]

@lisatargowska well...it was a bright sunny day so I set my ISO to 100, my aperture to 32, giving me as low enough shutter speed without needing any filters and I played around with moving my camera in a vertical direction until I got the amount of blur I wanted. Then I went into silver EFEX pro (a black and white editing program) and then decreased the opacity so that some color came through

[Sue Wilde]

I can see this on a really big canvas

[virtualbrownie]

Really great abstract - nice blend of colours

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Allison Maltese]

This makes a very neat abstract.

[BeckyS]

nice ICM

[Ross Walker]

Purely abstract, and it reminds me of bamboo. I've got to try that decreased opacity technique. Thanks for sharing.

[ks]

Very nice..and thanks for mentioning your technique , I enjoy these but ave not tried any for several months.