4 Examples of Intentional Camera Movement

2020.09.24 Sunrise at the Avon Pier Cape Hatteras NC © Jennifer Carr Photography-4.jpg

Intentional Camera Movement is a fun technique to experiment with when you are feeling uninspired by photographing the same old things. In these 4 examples, taken within just moments of each other in the same location, you can see that the images have very different appearances. The differences occurred because of a variation in shutter speed and also the speed that I moved the camera. Experimentation is a key in intentional camera movement and a successful images is often simply defined as personal preference.

Jennifer Carr

Jennifer Carr is a photographer who splits her time between the Outer Banks and the Pacific Northwest, with camera in hand and a passion for sharing the joy of photography. She's also a mentor, guiding others to discover their unique visual style. Explore her workshops and retreats at The Saltwater Retreat and Mentoring & Lessons.

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