Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) is a art form in itself,
for those willing to see (the Emperors new clothes?), it is beautiful.
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| Greens, blues, browns and a wee bit of red |
I went into the hills and went to Joshi’s Cottage (for the second time
read about when I went for the first time here).  |
| A bit of path with bushes overgrowing |
Going for long walks into the forest with my camera, I decided to shake
up my photography by doing intentional camera movement (ICM). |
| Slower this time, browns and blacks bring out the foreboding forest |
It is like using a paint palette, broad brush stokes and and a dabbing effect, a very different view and feel from the typical photograph. |
| A hint of red (rhododendrons) amidst the green and almost black leaves, the sky peeps through at places |
Initially I simply wouldn’t get it right, but after more than fifty tries I
slowly started I started getting the hang of this creative art form (or so I
think!).
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| From dark at the bottom to light at the top, the palette of colours |
Slowly I tried to get streaks of red in a green and brown background. but being in a forest they were predominantly colours of green brown. |
Diagonals this time with glimpses of red. Very slowly and which accounts for the curly designs
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| An extreme movement, slightly curved, I don't know how that happened, maybe the lens I used or the movement |
I am still miles away from this form, more hit or miss really. But I am getting there, ever so
slowly. Maybe I will try the colours of the seashore next time. I am gradually reimagining the world through the art and beauty of ICM.
