Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) with Charlotte Bellamy 2021

Building on her previous webinar, Charlotte introduces the concept of ICM (Intentional Camera Movement), and then looks at all the factors that contribute to the creation of an ICM image. She believes the process starts before you even pick up the camera and she discusses this concept together with the technical aspects of the craft including the camera settings and the direction and speed of the movement as well as aspects such as composition and contrast.
About Charlotte
Charlotte Bellamy’s creative style of photography is inspired by the environment in which she lives. Her early photographic career over 10 years ago, tended towards portraits and weddings. However, a move to the Netherlands triggered her interest in landscapes. After five years following a traditional landscape photography path, she felt a need to express her feelings about the locations she was photographing and fell in love with ICM photography. Charlotte offers online training in creative photography including ICM and multiple exposures, and guides photographic tours to the tulips and autumn woodlands of the Netherlands. Charlotte is a panel member and judge with The Guild of Photographers in the UK. Her images have won her numerous awards including ‘all-round photographer of the year’ two years running with The Guild. Her work has been published in the ‘Creative light’ and ‘On Landscape’ online magazines and in ‘Camera craft’ magazine in the UK.
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[@fdeckker6233]

The most informative RUclips tutorial for ICM and the kind of tutorial if not better to the ones in uni! It went beyond technique but explained the emotive art behind it in order to understand why to use certain movements within the technique of ICM👏👏 Thank you!!

[@SheClicks]

Thanks for your lovely comment.

[@hymanlevy2265]

Your webinar in as far as I am concerned is by far the best webinar, well prepared , executed and delivered to your audience in A most professional manner,

[@acryptphotography3238]

Fantastic! Got to learn a lot about ICM, my search for creative ideas for my new photo series ends here.

[@SheClicks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnyesuraj8169]

Wonderful way to introduce a subject. Just happened to see this and now excited to try it out. Thanks a lot. Loved it.

[@SheClicks]

Glad you liked it!

[@hosseinjavidiniroomand]

Nice video. Inspiring for me as a composer. Many many thanks for sharing❤⚘🙏

[@SheClicks]

Thanks, Charlotte is great!

[@melissahall7009]

Thanks so much for posting ❤️

[@johnbaretta4375]

Very good presentation - thank you for taking the time to put this together and share your knowledge!

[@SheClicks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PGKHome]

Very interesting and inspiring topic.. Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge. 🙏

[@SheClicks]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@christinetaylor7096]

Great advice and thoroughly enjoyed the video.

[@ZOly62]

Nice webinar, very valuable and inspiring with helpful tips. 🏆

[@SheClicks]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

[@roddscherw]

Nice and systematic presentation which explains different aspects very nice

[@JArmandoCastaneda]

Excellent vid, I got a great deal of value from your vid.

[@SheClicks]

Great, thanks for letting us know.

[@hymanlevy2265]

I have been just been to my first Equine shoot at a jumping contest. Focused on fast shutter speed to freeze the action, but have been looking for ICM images of same with no success . By chance have you had any experience or know of some experiences of same that I can view or listen to if videos have been posted on the net. Thank you\

[@Pentalvers]

Forgot to say enjoying your video 👏

[@SheClicks]

Thank you.

[@rosalvacampos8479]

Very interesting webinar! Congratulations! Love ICM photos!!

[@chriko22]

thank you nice presentation and work congartulation

[@labatalain9914]

excellent but je ne comprend pas le mouvement draw?

[@heikebrudy3425]

Great, very inspiring, thank you so much ❤🙏

[@michael-lt2lf]

Thank you very much for this!

[@SheClicks]

You're very welcome!

[@jonl0711]

Hi Charolette, I wanted to ask would you expect to see pixilation in the sky if you are using ISO64, ND8, f22, 0.6 sec? I was out shooting the ocean and when I came back to view in LR, I could see pixilation in the sky. I shoot RAW on a Nikon Z7 w/ 24-70mm f4s.

[@Pentalvers]

Is it easier to use shutter priority?

[@SheClicks]

You can, but you don’t get the control over the depth of field via aperture.

[@Pentalvers]

@@SheClicks thank you!

[@rosalvacampos8479]

What is lensbaby? Abre they expensive ? Are there necessary for this kind of photos?

[@SheClicks]

You can create ICM images with any lens, not just Lensbabies. This link may explain your other questions: camerajabber.com/buyersguides/best-lensbaby-lenses/

[@arijitbk]

Very informative video. I want to be a photographer. I need your suggestion what is the process to be there

[@SheClicks]

That's a long story. The best method is to shoot lots of images and look critically at your images to see how they can be improved.

[@rosalvacampos8479]

Gracias muy buena su exposición 👌😊 saludos

[@mariaestelaalvarez-santlullano]

I need subtitle in spanish please