ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) photograph of the world-famous Sydney Opera House, NSW. A second ICM exposure of native flowers from the nearby Royal Botanic Gardens runs through the middle, creating a dramatic and iconic image.
About ICM: Intentional Camera Movement allows the camera to be freely moved during exposure, much like a painter would use a brush, allowing for a highly abstract, painterly image. Often multiple exposures are laid atop one another to enhance and build the image. In a sense, ICM images are an exploration of time itself, where a single image represents not only the movement of the lens and camera, but the passing of a moment in time. Unexpected details and unique shifts in colour are the result.
Strictly limited to a short-run edition of only 5 + 1 AP
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Prints are shipped unframed. Printed with 2-inch border additional to listed size. Prints are produced to order and will ship within 10 business days from purchase.
Jason uses Hahnemuhle Photo Rag fine-art paper by preference renowned for its depth and quality. Large-format printers used feature archival museum-grade inks regarded for their fidelity, durability, gamut, and permanence. The ink quality coupled with archival media produce prints that should maintain colour consistency in excess of 75/100+ years.
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