The possibilities in photography are endless. Landscape photography is no different. Whatever the light or location you can get great images. In this video I talk a bit more about getting creative with out of focus elements and intentional camera movement ICM. And preview the ICELAND series coming soon….
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Thanks for the tips, Nigel. ICM is becoming popular where I am and I really liked your suggestions!
Thank you Artist! Great tips and pictures. With the movement looks like brush painted but very smooth and unique…
Just a beginner amateur learning, however the tips and tricks in this video are just amazing, yet also so interesting. as well it also goes to show some the best picture shots just can’t be planned as the photo with man and dog emerging from the fog while you were taking the tree shot is just beautiful and capture at the right moment. Few seconds more and it wouldn’t be the same. Above all, I really learn from this video that it’s important to just have fun taking pictures and trying different things in taking pictures. Keep inspiring.
I've got to stop watching photography youtube channels. There are so many creative photographers out there (like Nigel) they make my images look trite and pathetic!
Articulate & inspirational as always. Nigel rocks.
Watched a few very "loud" and supposedly inspiring videos but this one was actually what i was looking for. Great video
Another beautiful video Nigel, thanks.
Thanks Nigel for such nice tips. 🙂
Good video Nigel, really interesting to see something a little different and thinking outside the box. I'm a new subscriber and enjoying your stuff, keep it up.
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I am definitely NOT a traditional landscape photography purist. I don't think I've used a tripod in decades. Arthritis in the knees limits the where and how far I can go. But I still find you videos and ideas inspiring.
Very nice. You are painting with light.
I used to do this at night with the shutter on B with cars driving by and even driving through traffic and tunnels in Boston.
I'll try this in the forest and on the beech. Thanks.
Nice one Nigel.
I've never like ICM, but i really liked your work on the beach (horizon ICM). Gonna give it a go soon. Keep up the good work mate.
Good stuff, Nigel! Thank you for pushing the envelope on creativity.
Your always inspiring. Thanks Nigel
Nigel, I tried the tree trick but did my back in trying to pull it out the ground 🙁 brilliant video! I love those beach shots.
Brilliant again! Thank you. Can't find the links you mention at 8:30 at the end of the video. Great dog too!
Loved the ICM images, I live by the beach and have shot similar ICM images myself. Great video 😎
Wonderful video, Nigel. The photograph of the trees in fog is superb. I would love to see a collaboration with you and Simon Baxter on woodlands. I think that would be outstanding. Thank you for sharing.
Loved the way the camera movement in the woods shot came out. Gave it a really abstract painting look. Thanks for the tips.
Great video–we've come to expect such! Still waiting for you to fix the links to your gear and music playlists. Love the dog too.
Can I get your email id sir??
Amazing video and creativity. I love the beach image 📷
Really like your vlogs and tips. Great work
Some of the best I seen so far. Everyone is doing this at the moment. You get a very similar effect in photoshop. But not as much fun. Love the guy in the fog great image. And what an end to the vlog holding out for next week now lol
Hi Nigel. Greetings from South Africa.
Some really good ideas here – thank you.
Just a question: how much editing was done on those ICM photos in the woods and on the beach, please?
I have a whole album on my website with camera blur. http://alanklughammer.com/photography/albums/blur-series/
I love the technique…
Like the tip of having a branch in front of the lens to give interest , thanks Nigel.
Thanks Nigel, love the ICM, to me, it gives a feel of the subtle paintings you can buy at the seaside for an extortionate amount of money. Great video my friend. Tony
Hi Nigel, Excellent ideas and exicution espically the costal beach shots, I have seen the technique used before in the vertical but not the horizontal plane. I’m normally trying to keep the camera still so this should be easy for me. Look forward to your videos each week and can’t wait for Iceland.
Thanks….very comonsensical
Love it. I've been to Winnat's Pass 3 times now, without exception there has been a howling gale driving rain and a thousand cars with their headlamps on…. not to mention the red & yellow cagoules and the yellow cyclists…. it is always a Sunday in November when I go…. I must try & make a deliberate visit for photography!! Great video, I loved your framed picture of your dog
Enjoyed that Nigel. ICM is something I haven't done except by mistake. I think I'll give it a go. The coastal shots were brilliant. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much Nigel! Great tips to try out!
Was that Sennen beach?
Great video, Nigel. Keep it up
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As always…….very enjoyable. Going to try some of these techniques. Thanks
Fabulous again. I love the abstraction in the ICM. Loads of great educational stuff in there.
Great video Nigel. Iceland looks amazing. Whats the last song for Iceland advert been trying to find it for ages? TIA
Great tips and very interesting, a brilliant video as always.
Great stuff…thank you Nigel!
J'attends avec impatience les images d'Islande……. .
Nice one Nigel👍 I've not tried ICM but it looks great on straight trees😀
Once again I come away from watching your vids with new ways to apply different techniques to my photography, cheers
ps: Did James and yourself collaborate for an upcoming vid??