ICM

What is Intentional Camera Movement and why use it? Intentional Camera Movement (or ICM for short) is a photographic technique where the camera is moved as the image is being taken. These images are all taken on the Wirral Peninsula focusing on the beach, the sunset and Hilbre Island. The images can be purchased from my website.

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West Kirby marine lake in the evening, the sky is darkening to deep blue and there is a blush of orange and gold along the horizon. The tide is out and the sunset is reflected in the wet sand. The marine lake is quiet, the water is still, the water reflects the deep blue of the sky and the golden shades of the sunset. The image is taken using intentional camera movement to an over all soft effect.

Sunset on the Lake

What is Intentional Camera Movement and why use it? Intentional Camera Movement (or ICM for short) is a photographic technique where the camera is moved as the image is being taken.
What is Intentional Camera Movement and why use it? Intentional Camera Movement (or ICM for short) is a photographic technique where the camera is moved as the image is being taken.
Hilbre Island
Hilbre Island
Hilbre Island from Red Rocks
Hilbre Island from Red Rocks
West Kirby sunset
West Kirby sunset
Marine Lake sunset
Marine Lake sunset
West Kirby Beach
West Kirby Beach

Red Rocks
2021
Purchase Straight from the Photographer
2020
Polaroid Film
2020
New Work
2021
Portraits
2021
Penmon Point North Wales
2023
Wirral Sunsets
2020
Polaroid Lifts 2021
2021
Coastal Images
2020
Lighthouse
2020
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