In traditional landscape photography, we’re taught to wait. For the perfect light. For the wind to still. For clouds to settle into harmony. Success is often measured in patience, precision, and clarity.   But what if movement wasn’t the flaw to avoid? What if it was the...

The Three Pillars of ICM Photography - by Roxanne Overton Every photograph begins in stillness - until the photographer decides to move. In that moment, something shifts. The frame stops being a container for what is seen and becomes a vessel for what is felt. That’s the quiet secret...

The Art of Intentional Camera Movement: Play, Experiment, Grow By: Roxanne Overton We live in a three-dimensional world, or do we?  Actually, there is a 4th dimension – an enchanting space of motion.  It’s a magical way to visualize a story – to use time and movement...

It’s surprising what we can do with a camera once we quit coloring between the lines and start thinking outside the box.  Whispers are caught as we let time gather on the sensor.  In the case above a full second passed while the camera dipped and weaved a bit gathering its...

When we shoot blur, we are taking away that element most people rely on when looking at photography – sharpness. One of my favorite ways to compose ICM shots is using lines and shapes as guides for my movement. They also provide elements of clarity or sharpness that make the image much...

All of my life I’ve been chasing what I see out of the corner of my eye; those elusive visions, slightly blurred and a bit magical. But when I turn and focus on them, they disappear into ordinary. I wanted to learn how to capture that state of blur. It’s what caught my eye in the...