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LAPC – Favorite Photos of 2019
2019 was the year when I fully embraced the rather unconventional genre of photography called Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). While I continue to love and take other photography genres, my favorite photos this year are the ICMs I took, especially the ones from Istanbul. I hope you can appreciate them. Happy New Year to all!
The next ones were taken in Brazil, Santa Monica and the blue abstract I must confess I have no memory of where I took it… 🙂
Lens-Artists – Magical
Vintage
Ginger
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Beach Goers (ICM technique)
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Happy Birthday, America
“Oh, say! does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?”
Images from Istanbul
Here is a series of photographs I took in Istanbul, Turkey, using Intentional Camera Movement technique (ICM). Most of them were taken on the grounds of mosques, palaces, or on the streets of Istanbul.
Wordless Wednesday
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2019 Los Angeles Marathon (a different photographic take)
I’ve been photographing the L.A. Marathon every year since I moved to Los Angeles.That’s eight years! This year, for a change, I decided to photograph most of it using the Intentional Camera Movement technique. Worked for me. What do you think? 😉
Shoot 'N Go 