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[@CBressanPhoto]

Wonderful ideas!

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Thank you! 😊

[@robertbalestrero9124]

Eva do you give personal instructions. May I ask where you are based?

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Yes I do, I’m based in Auckland New Zealand :)

[@martingreenberg870]

Last night went downtown to take some ICM images after it rain most of the day. Most of the images had light streaks but no details. Has shooting ~1”. I then went 1/8”. Still many images didn’t capture the humans in the frame. I need to experiment more with shutter speed.
I’m getting ~ 2-5 images out of a 100 I like using ICM, just like my street photography. My favorite images last night occurred when having two people go to silhouette with white light in the background. Very striking.
How do I get a sense of what the image will look like prior to pressing the shutter other than through experience? My silhouette image was more than I hoped for but wasn’t what I was expecting. The images reminded me of Olga Karlovac.
Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

@martingreenberg870, your experimentation with ICM and the challenges you're facing resonate with many photographers. It's fascinating to hear about your journey and the unexpected beauty you discovered in the silhouette image.