ICM - Intentional Camera Movement: Perfecting Moves and Choosing Subjects

by Roxanne Overton

Overview

This ICM (intentional camera movement) book delves into how to move your camera and how to choose subjects. It is full of 'two photo' shots - one shot still and the other with ICM. The photographs are analyzed for why that particular subject was chosen and what determines the type of camera motion for each ICM shot.

Other photographs show the study of a subject and what happens with different moves at the same shutter speeds. Roxanne explains her post processing philosophy, her use of DXO PureRaw2, NIK filters and layers of color or textures she shoots to add when she wants more color or drama.

The book is meant for those initially starting their ICM journey as well as more experienced ICM shooters who are still finding the right movement elusive and would like more insight into subject choices.

My latest work is available for viewing on Instagram: @roxanne_overton_photography

Free blogs can be found on my website: www.roxanneoverton.com

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185898130
Publisher:	Roxanne Overton
Publication date:	03/24/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	353,851
File size:	11 MB
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About the Author

Roxanne is a lifelong artist across many mediums including textiles, paints, stained glass, pottery and photography. A dozen years ago she decided to embrace photography on a more exclusive basis. She wanted to spend time exploring all of the potential her imagination could invoke.

The camera is a tool she uses (not unlike a paint brush) to realize her dreams of abstract impressions of the familiar. It’s a bridge to diverse environments and cultures; an entry into intimate relationships with other lands and people. She is not an observer but an equal partner in the experience. She doesn’t have a specific genre and shoots without prejudice in her choice of subjects to interpret. Her quest begins with light.

She says, “Light has a way of dancing - reflections, shimmers and rays grace scenes with magic. Light also adds visual depth taking a two-dimensional photograph and giving it a three-dimensional appearance and feel.

Lurking in my peripheral vision, I see more. Sometimes I see snippets of the whole – abstracts, shapes and shadows. Other times I see motion – that fourth dimension.

Photographers look with our eyes, but see with our hearts. We capture moments others would miss. When we share these moments, we allow others to experience the vision and insight that is uniquely ours.”

Roxanne is the author of four books that teach photography. They can be found in either eBook or paperback form on Amazon.

Visit Roxanne’s website to see more of her work, read her educational blogs and find links to her books: www.roxanneoverton.com

She posts samplings her most recent photography on Instagram @roxanne_overton_photography