Advancing ICM - Interpreting the Human Form: Techniques
In the previous post, we explored the concepts behind applying ICM to capture the human form.
Here, the focus shifts to technique- ranging from subtle micro-movements to more complex multi-exposure compositions.
Advancing ICM - Multiple Imprinting
Following on from the imprint technique, this post considers multiple imprinting as a natural extension.
It introduces the idea of adding further moments of stillness within a single exposure, and explores how structure and motion can coexist within ICM.
Advancing ICM - the power of Imprint
If I had to point to one technique that reshaped how I approach ICM, it would be what I call Imprinting.
Rather than letting movement override a scene, imprinting allows its character to remain, woven into the motion itself.
In this post, I explore what that means in practice, what it can bring to your own images, and how camera direction influences the final result.
the power of Imprints
As photographers, it’s easy to overlook the sub-processes involved in making an image. Many of these steps become second nature, things we repeat over and over without much thought.
In this blog, I’ll share one technique I often use in my ICM work, one that I only recently realized I rely on more than I was consciously aware of.