ICM (Not!)

[Brian Moore]

Out and about yesterday and I passed this grove of trees in my car. Had to double-back to see if I could get any pictures. One of them was this. It makes me realize why good examples of "intentional camera movement" can be appealing. To be clear, I'm not calling this a good example of ICM. It was a mistake, plain and simple. And yet I quite like it anyway.

Canon 5DSR.

ICM (not) by brian moore, on Flickr

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Yes, I see exactly what you mean, Brian. To be honest, I'd be pleased with it too.

 

[Beth Carter]

have you considered cropping just below where the sky bleeds through? i think the bottom half works really well on it's own.

 

[Ralph Turner]

50MP for ICM? Seriously, though, it's worked really well, Brian. Nice one.

 

[Brian Moore]

Yes, I see exactly what you mean, Brian. To be honest, I'd be pleased with it too.

Thanks Rob.

 

[Brian Moore]

have you considered cropping just below where the sky bleeds through? i think the bottom half works really well on it's own.

I hadn't. But since you mention it I think it works great as a square crop below the skyline. Thanks for the idea Beth. (If I make $millions$ from the cropped version the idea was all mine! )

 

[Brian Moore]

50MP for ICM? Seriously, though, it's worked really well, Brian. Nice one.

You shoot with the camera you have on you, right Ralph? Anyway, thanks Ralph.

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks @Beth Carter; you were absolutely right.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

It's pretty cool. I might have to give this ICM business a try.

 

[Julian Tanase]

Really interesting image, Brian, it resembles a 3D image viewed with a naked eye. Rather interesting effect, I do like it.

 

[Ralph Turner]

You shoot with the camera you have on you, right Ralph?

Absolutley, Brian. I hope you'll forgive my bit silliness. The best camera you have is the one you have with you. Once again, a great image

 

[Brian Moore]

It's pretty cool. I might have to give this ICM business a try.

You should. Intentional camera movement is really easy. The only hard part is getting an image you like.

 

[Brian Moore]

Really interesting image, Brian, it resembles a 3D image viewed with a naked eye. Rather interesting effect, I do like it.

Thanks Julian. Much appreciated.

 

[Brian Moore]

Absolutley, Brian. I hope you'll forgive my bit silliness. The best camera you have is the one you have with you. Once again, a great image

All is forgiven! lol