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Continue reading →: Festive ICM Photography: Capturing Christmas Tree MagicHere are some Christmas tree ICM images, since I am in a festive mood this holiday week. I took them all with my Sony a7 III camera. I will include the camera settings in the caption. I didn’t edit any of the pictures except for a small crop on a…
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Continue reading →: Up Close or Distant: What is Your Preferred Perspective?Which view of the boats do you prefer? Up close or farther away? And why? This reminds me of the phrase, “perspective is everything”. This can mean the way we think about and understand something is critical. We should choose our perspective wisely. It can also mean we need to…
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Continue reading →: Living with Chronic Illness: Embracing Good MomentsI was the only person around on this brisk winter afternoon. It was wonderful. It was a good moment. I have come to realize, after feeling physically and mentally great for one whole morning this week, that I don’t feel good most of the time. It is the nature of…
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Continue reading →: ICM No. 320I started titling my ICM (intentional camera movement) images by numbering them from the beginning. This is the 320th one I have created. I use my Sony A7 III camera to create all of my ICM images and Lightroom to edit them. I explain what ICM photography is in this…
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Continue reading →: Looking Ahead to the New YearHere is a pic of my Christmas tree. So far, it has been an enjoyable holiday season. I got all of my Christmas shopping done online on cyber Monday. I’ve done all of my holiday shopping online for several years now and I love it. It is so quick and…
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Continue reading →: Jumping InsectsThese little bugs were plentiful during our trip to the state park. I find their shadows on the concrete more interesting than the actual grasshopper (I’m guessing that’s what they are.) Sony A7 III/Lightroom
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Continue reading →: Old Swimming PoolThis was set in the middle of a State Park. It had a creepy, abandon feel to it even in the midday sun. I thought about editing the images a little spookier but decided to keep them true to life. Sony A7 III/Lightroom









