Impressionist and abstract
I know that for many people the words Impressionist and Abstract conjure up specific thoughts, and attempting to define what they are has sparked many lively discussions. For me, though, these genres allow me to do so much more than simply give a depiction of the scene that’s in front of me. When I created many of these images I used a technique called Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) which, rather unsurprisingly, involves moving the camera whilst you take the image. Movements can be fast, slow or anything in between and can be in any direction - in fact, some people do really dramatic movements to produce the look they want. The huge bonus of this technique though is it helps images really come to life.
I hope you enjoy the images I’ve put together here. Please click on the individual images to see a larger version.
Fantasia
View from a window
House on the hill
The Overlord
Wood-wide web
Alone
The cardinal mark
Impressions of autumn
Stormy sunrise
Early morning drama
Twilight series
Wild seas
The bar
Homeward bound
One flash of light
On a mission
Bridge too far?
Strange machines
This side up