Some ICM's from Kinclaven Bluebell Woods

They may be OOF but that's undoubtedly the intention.

I quite like number 2 but the 4th one is really nice. Not your usual thing Steve?

It's nice up there, isn't it?
 
Dale. said:
They may be OOF but that's undoubtedly the intention.

I quite like number 2 but the 4th one is really nice. Not your usual thing Steve?

It's nice up there, isn't it?
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Its all in the name - Intentional camera movement - Intentional.

Not my usual thing no - but a bit of something different doesn't hurt once in a while.
 
I get an overwhelming nauseated feeling whilst looking at ICM images.
Similar to what I experience on fairground rides.
Suffice to say that I avoid both! :LOL:
 
Asha said:
I get an overwhelming nauseated feeling whilst looking at ICM images.
Similar to what I experience on fairground rides.
Suffice to say that I avoid both! :LOL:
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Me too!
 
Really nice set. It is a magical woodland. I like how you have moved in more than one plane and achieved a texture. I'm presuming that is the movement of the camera but if added later it works well. I presume the out of focus comments were tongue and cheek but I sometimes like to do a longer exposure hold steady and then move so you get some areas with definition. These work very well though and I think I like 3 the best
 
What exactly was the point? I am sorry if I have upset you but I have to be honest.
 
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engine driver said:
What exactly was the point?
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If you have to ask then there is no point explaining....

wookie6262 said:
Really nice set. It is a magical woodland. I like how you have moved in more than one plane and achieved a texture. I'm presuming that is the movement of the camera but if added later it works well. I presume the out of focus comments were tongue and cheek but I sometimes like to do a longer exposure hold steady and then move so you get some areas with definition. These work very well though and I think I like 3 the best
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Yes - move the camera down, with an ever so slight "wobble" mid exposure and you get the desired effect.
 
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