Seashore Sunset - ICM - #4854 Photograph - Limited Edition of 5

This work was taken in the same place and at about the same time as work #4852. The sun before sunset, the hills in the distance, the surface of the sea reflecting the light, the sandy beach, and the ripples lapping at my feet. These are the components of this work. The lens slides with dreamlike speed from the right side of the scene to the sun, capturing and fixing the sun in the center. It is a momentary performance. Yes, less than a tenth of a second. At this time, the lens is stopped down to its maximum value, and also a filter called ND400 is used to control the incoming light. My ICM photos are not edited or altered by Photoshop or other applications. I only remove noise. One moment of shutter release is all that matters. ---------- Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) may seem like a novel technique at first glance. In his book "Photography and the Art of Seeing" (1985/07), Freeman Patterson, a Canadian nature photographer and author born in 1937, introduced the technique of "moving the camera while releasing the shutter. Originally, in photography, the camera was fixed, the focus was sought, and the shutter was released. This was the rule. Freeman, however, turned this common sense on its head. He moves the camera quickly to capture the afterimage of light. In 2022, I am actively using ICM to photograph the beaches and temples around me. Sometimes a mysterious and deeply spiritual expression similar to the collodion process, in which silver nitrate is applied to a glass original plate and photographed, can be reproduced with a digital camera. Without sticking to ICM, I will always seek new photographic expressions that transcend preconceived notions. ---------- high-resolution images, please visit official site at tranzoo.com.

Photography:Black & White on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:5

Size:16.5 W x 23.4 H x 0 D in

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