Скачать или смотреть BEHIND THE SCENES : A peony's eye view of ICM photography

This video gives you an idea of what intentional camera movement photography looks like from the perspective of the subject, in this case a beautiful bouquet of pink peonies. I talk a little bit of what I'm doing while I'm photographing. Plus I share a few ICM (and traditional) photos of the peonies at the end of the video.

ICM photography usually involves shutter speeds of less than 1/30 of a second and using intentional camera movements to create varying degrees of abstract photography. For most of the images I took over a couple of days my shutter speed was 1 second, and used a Lensbaby Edge 50 lens on a Fuji XH1. (In this situation, no particular reason for the lens other than that was what was attached. ;) )

To see more of my photography, both ICM and traditional, visit www.BarbKelloggPhotography.com.