I like to use ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) techniques when I am shooting something that is lovely and bright at night. (See my Yokohama Minato Mirai effort.) Miyajima certainly qualifies! I was especially interested in what I could do with the image of the great iconic torii of Itsukushima Shrine. Its lines are graceful yet powerful, and the added bonus of its colorful orange image reflecting off the water became something special and beautiful through the lens of my swishing camera. Otherworldly Zen-like images.
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Otherworldly Miyajima at Night
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Elena Lisina
8 years ago
I like the photos! Different!
Olga
9 years ago
I also liked the ICM effect!
Dyah Ayu Warisista
9 years ago
Awesome!
Deepankar Debnath
9 years ago
great pictures
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