• Welcome to fellow enthusiasts, and those who have an appreciation for creative photography

    The aim of this project is to share my photographic journey with others, whether it's through refining my Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) techniques or employing more conventional methods to capture exciting images.

    Feel free to explore and linger. If you have any questions or comments, I would be delighted to hear from you.

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Hi, and welcome to my site.

This project is a labor of love, fueled by my passion for photography and a desire to share my favorite works, techniques and experiences that may help others. 

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extending blur - part 2
extending blur - part 2

In an earlier post I discussed basic testing of the Bluristic long exposure app.

Here I explore how the app might fare when pushed beyond its designed intentions to recreate some of my more personal techniques.

extending the blur - Blurisitic
extending the blur - Blurisitic

Mobile apps designed for long exposures are nothing new, but I’ve been playing with one that offers something a little different.

In this post, I explore how the app fits within my ICM approach, and where it might add something new to the mix.

seeing with a liberated eye
seeing with a liberated eye

Over time, my way of assessing photos has evolved, moving through phases of instinctive likes and rigid rule-following.

Read on to discover how embracing a more liberated, emotion-led approach has transformed the way I view the work of others - and, more importantly, my own.