I attend a photography meetup a couple times a month and one
of the recent assignments was "Intentional Camera Movement." This type of photography is so contrary to
the final outcome I try to achieve as a portrait photographer. I could never have imagined how fun this could
be, or how inspired I'd be to see what the other members of the group shared.
Love it or hate it, it was a fun project that included everything from a camera toss, to zooming the lens while exposing the image, panning, swirling and swooshing the camera.
Love it or hate it, it was a fun project that included everything from a camera toss, to zooming the lens while exposing the image, panning, swirling and swooshing the camera.
It got me thinking that I could really create some fun
backgrounds for high school senior portraits.
Of course, my style of
photography would cater to the blended much muted color backgrounds versus the abstracts.
All in all this was a challenging project that left me with a liberating
feeling to break the mold once in a while from the kind of shooting I do for
clients.
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