Intentional Camera Motion (ICM) Sea Composite
Nov 24, 2023 19:22:44 #
magnetoman wrote:
I arrived at the beach a little later than anticip... (show quote)
It is interesting how the blur changes with the subject. For trees, I think a vertical movement is most appropriate. For the beach I'm always thinking horizontally. You used horizontal blur for this image and it works really well. I like that you are figuring out ways to make use of ICM for backgrounds in your composites. That is a different approach than using ICM to create abstract stand alone images.
Erich
Nov 25, 2023 04:42:15 #
ebrunner wrote:
It is interesting how the blur changes with the subject. For trees, I think a vertical movement is most appropriate. For the beach I'm always thinking horizontally. You used horizontal blur for this image and it works really well. I like that you are figuring out ways to make use of ICM for backgrounds in your composites. That is a different approach than using ICM to create abstract stand alone images.
Erich
Erich
The lady giving the talks (that I messaged you about separately) doesn’t seem to like the idea of using them for composites, she’s an ‘everything must be done in camera’ person, which is fair enough, I just think one should be a bit more tolerant of others preferences. Glad you enjoyed it Erich. I’m watching her next talk in an hour or so, it’s Architecture. May not be so interesting for me.
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