In Camera "impressionism"
Aug 21, 2022 09:33:39 #
"making impressionist photos in camera" Is there a setting for "impressionistic"
My EXIF disappeared ?? so I could not tell what cameras you were using.
My EXIF disappeared ?? so I could not tell what cameras you were using.
Aug 21, 2022 10:02:11 #
Certainly makes it so, creativity can now be done even before doing a download. Interesting.
Aug 21, 2022 10:30:38 #
dpullum wrote:
"making impressionist photos in camera" Is there a setting for "impressionistic"
My EXIF disappeared ?? so I could not tell what cameras you were using.
My EXIF disappeared ?? so I could not tell what cameras you were using.
No specific settings. I used a nikon z7ii, it has multiple exposure settings. I took between 4-5 shots and it blended them in camera. The tree was actually done with the iphone, where I walked around the tree, moving a bit 4-5 times, while keeping the trunk relatively in the same place. The app for that is called "average camera pro"
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 10:32:09 #
NJFrank wrote:
Certainly makes it so, creativity can now be done even before doing a download. Interesting.
Thanks for dropping in and commenting. There were a lot of throw aways, but I like the effect
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 10:48:19 #
lnl
Loc: SWFL
Interesting effects. I like the second one but somehow the first one lost its impressionism on me in the blur of the tree. I know it’s intentional, it’s just me that isn’t appreciative.
Aug 21, 2022 11:49:59 #
Beautiful work, Fran! You are such an inspiration. Your enthusiasm and courage in stretching your photographic boundaries is wonderful.
Aug 21, 2022 11:56:37 #
lnl wrote:
Interesting effects. I like the second one but somehow the first one lost its impressionism on me in the blur of the tree. I know it’s intentional, it’s just me that isn’t appreciative.
Thanks for dropping in and commenting. I hindsight the tree i chose was not ideal. I should have selected a single trunk without a visible branch. I am glad you liked the second one
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 11:57:46 #
UTMike wrote:
Beautiful work, Fran! You are such an inspiration. Your enthusiasm and courage in stretching your photographic boundaries is wonderful.
Thanks so much for your very kind words. There is so much to learn and I do like to push myself to try different things
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 13:22:14 #
Fran, I really enjoyed these, thanks for sharing your secret of multiple exposure. I've been to Butchart, but many years ago before photography came into my life. I remember it as being a wonderful subject for many photos and hope to get back there some day. Both of your images are very creative, thanks for sharing. Bev
Aug 21, 2022 13:42:04 #
NikonGal wrote:
Fran, I really enjoyed these, thanks for sharing your secret of multiple exposure. I've been to Butchart, but many years ago before photography came into my life. I remember it as being a wonderful subject for many photos and hope to get back there some day. Both of your images are very creative, thanks for sharing. Bev
Bev, thanks so much. I am glad you liked them. I followed up this post with another titled "follow up in camera impressionism" I give a more detailed description on how this is accomplished.
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 14:38:21 #
Ben's nana wrote:
I went to a photo workshop this past week in Victoria (BC), featuring the Butchart botanical garden. It was one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. I have an incredible number of pictures to look at, and will post as I go along. One of the topics covered was making impressionist photos in camera. It was very interesting and these are my first attempts. Admittedly, I need a little more practice, but I truly enjoyed it. Thanks for looking
Fran
Fran
Nice! I REALLY like the second one.
Aug 21, 2022 20:08:37 #
Ben's nana wrote:
Linda, I used multiple exposure feature with about 4 shots, and rotated the camera slightly each time
Fran
Fran
By rotation of the camera do you mean rotating around the axis of the lens, around the subject, or around the camera's position? Or is it all three?
Aug 21, 2022 20:15:21 #
If you are looking at number 2, rotate camera around the axis of the lens and click when you want
Fran
Fran
Aug 21, 2022 20:16:14 #
burkphoto wrote:
Nice! I REALLY like the second one.
Bill, thanks so much. I am glad you liked it. Out of all of them, #2 was my favorite as well
Fran
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