Other Abstract results at unusual places

[ACEkin]

I used to, and still can, take my camera to unusual places. One kind of photography that those trips gave me a chance to do was ICM abstracts.

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[SwampGrizz]

I’ve done some ICM with my cellphone. It’s fun, isn’t it? Almost like painting with watercolors.
Yours are very good.

 

[ACEkin]

I’ve done some ICM with my cellphone. It’s fun, isn’t it? Almost like painting with watercolors.
Yours are very good.

Thank you, Dale. I have several articles on my website related to this tool. I will wait a day or so and add information on where these were taken. Any guesses are welcome!

 

[ACEkin]

Many years ago, I asked for permission to photograph inside our local Dave's Supermarket. They were kind enough to permit me to do that. I promised not to photograph people or interfere with shopping or stocking activities. I made many visits there with my camera and photographed the shelves, vegetables, shapes, forms, repetitions, etc. On occasion, I tried the ICM path when I saw suitable patterns. On my website, there are many ICM articles, as well as many with photographs from Dave's. One of them merges ICM and Dave's:

Abstract photography is all around you, just look for them

Intentional Camera Movement helps create abstract images with lines, shapes, colors, streaks, or any combinations of them. Look on the shelves of supermarkets

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The photographs I shared yesterday were from one of those trips to Dave's. One shows a stack of foil trays, and the other a display of birthday cake candles.

 

[SwampGrizz]

I was going to guess a candy store for the second one, but a supermarket would be a good place. Enjoyed the article, and learned a few tips to boot. Thanks.

 

[THXGEEK]

Interesting! And thanks for the link to the article. I may very well have to try this for myself!