Exposure/Exercise

A few days ago, YT suggested this video https://youtu.be/r7wF7d04aX8
ICM is perhaps my favourite photography technique. Seeing this video determined me to get out from under my rock and do an exercise in photographing in the style of Olga Karlovac.

[Diana]

I just watched the video and love it Moni! As you know I am not a fan of b/w photography, but it opened my eyes. I love what you did here and look forward to see more of it.

[Walks @ 7]

I love this. It really fits her style.

[Kathy A]

This is a really cool photo!

[Boxplayer]

Excellent take on this approach. And what an amazing photographer she is - will need to watch the video in full but I am already taken with the quote from my all-time fave Cartier-Bresson "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept."

[Wylie]

Its lovely, I'll have to look up the photographer. fav

[Susan Wakely]

Thank you for the link. I really found the video inspiring. Great shot btw.

[Karen]

Very well done ICM, Moni.

[Renee Salamon]

I really like this and thank you so much for the link - I love Karlovac’s work

[Mags]

It's wonderful!

[Krista Marson]

You're making me want to try this technique

[Chris Cook]

I had not heard of Olga Karlovac before. Thanks for providing the link Moni, I found the video very interesting. I have dabbled with ICM but never when shooting people. I love her haunting, dreamlike images and your attempt at emulating her style is very good.

[LManning (Laura)]

This is so incredibly good! Thanks for the video - some great inspiration.

[borof]

Great experiment, I also liked the Karlovac video.

[Pam]

I love it! I would love to give this a try. Thank you for the link. Her work is fascinating!

[Delboy79]

Great video

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot after the nice inspiration video.
I think I have photographed all the windmills in our province in the past. Looking back, see that it was quite a while ago.
https://365project.org/pyrrhula/365/2016-03-01 + 3 more

[amyK]

Very well done; excellent effect