Critique Some coastal ICM

[SFTPhotography]

Very marmite this but a lot of fun to make.

_IMG1578 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr


_IMG1576 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

_IMG1573 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

_IMG1570 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

_IMG1558 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

_IMG1534 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

_IMG1527 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr

 

[kernowbhoy]

No. 1 for me

 

[Graham]

All very nice Steve and well worth the effort to take them.
For me there has to be just the right amount of shutter speed and Camera movement to make it work and I think you have just pulled it off.
I done a Sea and Sky one and it`s sitting just in front of me on the wall now.

 

[boogie 16]

Your right..... Marmite...LOL

 

[Harlequin565]

Also really like the 1st one.

 

[Hadron]

I must say I really like them, no1 in particular and I’m not normally a fan of ICM

 

[dcash29]

1 and 2, in that order

 

[benc98]

I think these are incredible and would look well nice printed big. I keep meaning to try this technique in an urban setting

 

[SFTPhotography]

I think these are incredible and would look well nice printed big. I keep meaning to try this technique in an urban setting

Thanks - given I used a 645z they will print massive and I mean absolutely huge. Especially given the lack of detail and deliberate devoidness of sharpness you could print big even from a more modest camera.

I tried the technique at the Kelpies - didn't work. Works extremely well in woodland settings and unsure about cityscapes - try it and see. Perhaps in a busy street try a 1 sec exposure and wobble, or move the zoom ring of the camera, will produce interesting results.

Woods are fun for it. And you can have a lot of fun

Some ICM from me

All with the 645z and 45-85. Went to the woods at Kinclaven. Nice place to spend time in. However couldn't quite get the shots to work the way I wanted to them so made some ICM's instead. _IMG1149 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr _IMG1146 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr _IMG1171 by Stephen Taylor...

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[smr]

I like #1 the best, nice image.

 

[cardiff_gareth]

No. 1, but I also like no.4 also as it is abstract but has enough there to still be identifiable

 

[GeoffColl]

There's a lad on Lewis that takes images similar to these. Printed on perspex or aluminium board he sells them for a few hundred £ each.

 

[boyfalldown]

I really like these Steve. I know its been said above but number 1 would look great on the wall. Maybe unusually I think ICM works well with few colours and elements in the scene.

 

[alfbranch]

Nice work Steve