Hello and welcome, it’s lovely to have you hear… If you’re new to using Intentional Camera Movement to create impressionism, abstract or you’re not really worried about the ‘style’ you just want to express yourself. I’ve created a mini series to get you started.. The first blog is this LINK just go here and at Read More
Get Started With Intentional Camera Movement Part Three – Architecture
How to capture buildings using a single Intentional Camera Movement Oftentimes I use two movements for buildings but there are times it doesn’t work so well. For example, buildings with brightly framed windows or buildings where on the side of a hill and all the lines are out of whack… disaster! (or it is for Read More
Get Started With Intentional Camera Movement Part Four – Animals and Other Irregular Shapes
Congratulations on getting this far I hope you’re having loads of fun so far… I used to journal after every session when I first started. It worked so well because I not only remembered then things I would otherwise have forgotten… but I also saw how far I was coming. On days when things didn’t go Read More
Get Started With Intentional Camera Movement Part Five – Water
Intentional camera movement with water… I love spending time sitting at the beach. There’s nothing more mesmerising and peaceful than just being there and playing with the waves as they roll up and down the sand… Depending on the weather you might have huge energy with tumultuous tides or gentle ebbing and flowing… Always keep yourself Read More
Getting Started Using Camera Movement… Part ONE!
I love creating using camera movement. I talk a lot about what I do now, but how did I start? So you can start! To help you get started, I’ve just created this little series. Part OneStart simple… I found the easiest place to begin was with a tree, or anything that’s a vertical pan. Read More
Getting Started Part Two – The Horizon
The second simple thing to do is to then try panning across the horizon… I often say I let the land lead me. I mean it literally… it’s a hint at how to make decisions about which way to move and what sort of movement… What is in front of you?A vertical line – tree, edge of Read More
