10-06-2022, 06:14 PM
When I finished watching the video, I came away with the same feelings. I would like to try some of the NEW ideas that he presented. I also looked at the two photographers that he mentioned in the video. There are plenty of good examples there.
Rich, I cannot imagine trying the ICM techniques using film. I have also attempted zooming out and in and up and down, but I was never able to get anything that I was happy about. I would have wasted a lot of film if I didn't have a digital camera.
I do recall one or two of Natalie's ICM images. I was so impressed with them, that I immediately tried the technique. Like I said, I have never been able to produce anything that I felt comfortable sharing. If I can find the images, I will share some of my rejects. Way a minute, they were all rejects.
What I liked about the video, he mentioned little things that would lead to more success. For example, find tree without horizontal limbs, take multiple takes of the same scene so that you can use a more "infocus" image to showcase the subject, move around the image, just don't shake the camera.
All things that I need to try.
Don, that was a neat technique you did with the tree and it turned out to be very interesting.
I hope you don't mind, but I will save mine to start tomorrow's daily.
LORELL
Rich, I cannot imagine trying the ICM techniques using film. I have also attempted zooming out and in and up and down, but I was never able to get anything that I was happy about. I would have wasted a lot of film if I didn't have a digital camera.
I do recall one or two of Natalie's ICM images. I was so impressed with them, that I immediately tried the technique. Like I said, I have never been able to produce anything that I felt comfortable sharing. If I can find the images, I will share some of my rejects. Way a minute, they were all rejects.
What I liked about the video, he mentioned little things that would lead to more success. For example, find tree without horizontal limbs, take multiple takes of the same scene so that you can use a more "infocus" image to showcase the subject, move around the image, just don't shake the camera.
All things that I need to try.
Don, that was a neat technique you did with the tree and it turned out to be very interesting.
I hope you don't mind, but I will save mine to start tomorrow's daily.
LORELL