ICM Photography

Discover new possibilities with “intentional camera movement”

ICM (Intentional camera movement) is a creative and experimental approach to capturing images. Unlike traditional photography, where the goal is often to achieve sharpness and clarity, ICM embraces blur and abstraction to convey mood, emotion, and movement.

In ICM photography we intentionally move the camera during the exposure to create unique and artistic effects. By playing with the camera's settings, movement, and composition, we can produce images that are visually dynamic and full of energy.

What to Expect:

Meeting at an outdoor location the group will discuss ICM basics and get everyone comfortable with settings and basic techniques. For the rest of the workshop participants will make their own ICM photos while learning techniques for achieving different effects, selecting appropriate subjects, and refining our artistic vision.

Location:

• Marshfield, MA (details shared after registration)

Suggested Prerequisites:

• Digital Cameras 1, or similar

Topics covered:

• How to make ICM photos

• Camera settings for ICM

• Best techniques, and selecting subject for best images

• Real time feedback and 1:1 help with making ICM photos

What to Bring:

• Camera with manual mode settings (DSLR, mirrorless, advanced point-and-shoots) 

• Neutral density filter (ND filter) - details/suggestions shared upon registration

• Second lens option (optional).

• Comfortable shoes (est. 1 miles of walking).

• Notepad and pen for notes

Do you need a camera? We offer rentals here.