ICM With Ice

This video demonstrates how to make intentional camera movement photographs in the studio using ice as a substrate to hold scene elements in place. Ice creates unusual refraction in light which can enhance ICM images. A number of images created by David Day are shown as examples in this video along with a link to his book on Studio ICM techniques.

[@peg0125]

Your ice ICMs are gorgeous! Thanks again for sharing your process with us David!

[@davidday8213]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@chubbychops1000]

Thannk you Sweetie.............always watching your stuff and your posts on FB....always loving your work even tho I don't always say.

[@JudyMorrison-in6bb]

Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques.

[@gilldavies]

Thank you for sharing this, super interesting and most helpful!

[@geneviever1546]

merci beaucoup très beau

[@labatalain9914]

hello
excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing can you give directly the links of your books, thank you

[@davidday8213]

www.amazon.com/dp/B0DV5KK1ZN

[@CILIFOTOGRAFIA-CILI]

Maravillosos resultados! Muchas gracias por compartir tus experiencias !

[@kathyward8899]

Great work David. A unique approach to this technique..

[@davidday8213]

Thanks Kathy

[@mikehutchinson6567]

Hi David I'm a new sub I'm very interested in icm in doors I've done icm outside with some good results but this is something else thank you for the ideas cheers Mike H