I was online admiring a photo someone had taken. Another person asked how it was done and the response was "intentional camera movement". Hmm.
Wikipedia says "In intentional camera movement
(ICM), a camera is moved during the exposure for a creative or artistic effect.
This causes the image points to move across the recording medium, producing an
apparent streaking in the resulting image ... The effect depends significantly
on the direction that the camera is moved in relation to the subject as well as
the speed of the movement."
Ironically, I have taken ICM pictures over the
years not knowing it had a name.
Doing a bit of research has inspired me to experiment. ICM does create interesting pictures. I have a few ideas so I will see what turns up.
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| Ocean Waves |
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| Lights from Disneyland Hotel |
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| 7th Street, Phoenix |
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| 7th Street, Phoenix |
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| Loudon Races |
You can see with a couple photos below that distant objects do
not show as much movement as the subjects that are closer.
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| Trees on a hillside |
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| Night Lights |
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