Ok, so new to this winning thing (thanks all!) and no idea how to do this so I hope it all works and makes sense!!
For the next ICM challenge I'd love to see some Zoom Burst images, I've been trying my hand at it, and it's really not as easy I thought it should be - so I'd love to see your images to show me how it's done!
It can be of any subject so have fun and get creative!
New to ICM, here is some info:
ICM, or intentional camera movement, is a creative way to take a subject and create an abstract image by moving the camera during exposure. The technique generates movement to an image, or adds an ethereal element to a photo. It can also produce an impressionistic quality to an image. The possibilities are almost endless for a single subject as one moves their camera horizontally, vertically, twirls it around, or zooms in or out during exposure.
Get inspired… move those cameras and make some unique images. You can also use your phone camera to make ICMs.
Links to get you started:
The fourth ICM challenge will backdate to July 1 and will continue through July 31. Please add the tag ICM-4 to any photos you enter into the challenge. Enter as many images as you want, but only one can be chosen for voting. Also, though a longer exposure is needed for ICM, this is not a long exposure challenge. Evidence of camera movement must be present.
Past ICM themes:
1. Open
2. Open
3. Open
4. Water
5. Zoom Burst
All entries must be taken between August 1 through August 31.
Tag entries icm-5
Entries can be seen here: https://365project.org/tags/icm-5
I hope you all Burst with success and can't wait to see what you take.
For the next ICM challenge I'd love to see some Zoom Burst images, I've been trying my hand at it, and it's really not as easy I thought it should be - so I'd love to see your images to show me how it's done!
It can be of any subject so have fun and get creative!
New to ICM, here is some info:
ICM, or intentional camera movement, is a creative way to take a subject and create an abstract image by moving the camera during exposure. The technique generates movement to an image, or adds an ethereal element to a photo. It can also produce an impressionistic quality to an image. The possibilities are almost endless for a single subject as one moves their camera horizontally, vertically, twirls it around, or zooms in or out during exposure.
Get inspired… move those cameras and make some unique images. You can also use your phone camera to make ICMs.
Links to get you started:
Lightstalking by Dahlia (include info for using a Smartphone camera)
https://www.lightstalking.com/intentional-camera-movement/
Franklin Arts
https://www.franklinarts.com/blog/entry/intentional-camera-movement#:~:text=So%20what%20exactly%20is%20ICM,is%20commonly%20a%20photographer's%20tool.)
PetaPixel
https://petapixel.com/intentional-camera-movement-icm-photography/
Digital Photography School
https://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-take-creative-landscape-shots-using-intentional-camera-movement/
The fourth ICM challenge will backdate to July 1 and will continue through July 31. Please add the tag ICM-4 to any photos you enter into the challenge. Enter as many images as you want, but only one can be chosen for voting. Also, though a longer exposure is needed for ICM, this is not a long exposure challenge. Evidence of camera movement must be present.
Past ICM themes:
1. Open
2. Open
3. Open
4. Water
5. Zoom Burst
All entries must be taken between August 1 through August 31.
Tag entries icm-5
Entries can be seen here: https://365project.org/tags/icm-5
I hope you all Burst with success and can't wait to see what you take.