Thanks Pavel, yes I agree it is fun and I’m still exploring it. It’s completely the opposite of the images I’ve been creating for the past 20-odd years, maybe that’s why I’m enjoying it.
Beautiful photos. It's an unusual style but there are some great exponents. If you're not already familiar with her work, a photographer called Olga Karlovac produces stunning work combining blur with ICM. Definitely work a look for some inspiration. Please keep going as the end result is really great...
Thanks for describing the process. It's a very deliberate and conscious approach to blurring. Completely different than an arbitrary motion blur. I see from previous posts that it's your current approach. I like how thought provoking they are. Have you considered lightheartedness? Or do you prefer to make 'meaningful' images only. Just asking, not judging.
Every photograph is whisper of what was. Nicely done.
Thank you Gary, very nicely put.
In this day of AI I especially like exploring this technique! So much more emotion and mystery.
Thank you very much.
Beautiful shots... its a real skill to get blurry photos that look intentional and you have mastered that. I love the photo of the two men seated.
Thank you very much
I confirm blurry photos are fun, but I stopped doing that, and moved somewhere else
Thanks Pavel, yes I agree it is fun and I’m still exploring it. It’s completely the opposite of the images I’ve been creating for the past 20-odd years, maybe that’s why I’m enjoying it.
Fantastic insight into your process, the mystery and storytelling that can be achieved with blur far outweighs the sharp, in my opinion!
Thanks very much Mark.
So much mystery. They seem to share some of the qualities of pinhole images, only different.
Thanks David, that’s a great observation, I’d never noticed that.
Added to my photography bucket list. I love them a lot! Good one, Ren.
Thank you
These are indeed magical. They are great with suggestion, expectation, and poetry. I so want to try that now!
Thank you
Beautiful photos. It's an unusual style but there are some great exponents. If you're not already familiar with her work, a photographer called Olga Karlovac produces stunning work combining blur with ICM. Definitely work a look for some inspiration. Please keep going as the end result is really great...
Thank you Paul, yes I am familiar with Olga Karlovac's work, it's really stunning and inspirational.
Thanks for describing the process. It's a very deliberate and conscious approach to blurring. Completely different than an arbitrary motion blur. I see from previous posts that it's your current approach. I like how thought provoking they are. Have you considered lightheartedness? Or do you prefer to make 'meaningful' images only. Just asking, not judging.
Thank you very much Frank. I've not considered lightheartedness before but will now.
These are great. You've really nailed it with this technique.