ICM flower & plant photography: Move your camera to create abstract art outdoors and in studio.

[@bittertruth6175]

Great tutorial. Practical techniques with real examples. Not like others, 80% just lecturing...blah blah. Many thanks.

[@creativephotofolk]

Thank you! Yeah I dislike that too which is why I try to do better.

[@AZJack]

Great video, especially for us 90 year olds that shoot mostly flowers indoors. This should add some variety. Thank you.

[@creativephotofolk]

Haha this gave me a chuckle. Thanks so much @AZJack. 😂

[@jean-francois2180]

Thank you for the great explanation and inspiration!

[@creativephotofolk]

Most welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@samelogio7441]

Thank you Hayley. You provided some really good tips. I am inspired to give this a try.

[@creativephotofolk]

Brilliant! Glad you found it useful.

[@UlinaC]

Thank you! Would like to give you 3 thumbs-up for this! 😊

[@creativephotofolk]

I appreciate your numerous thumbs!

[@BayuSUbay]

HI.. hayley, good tips...

[@creativephotofolk]

Thank you so much!

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Thanks. What camera do you have that has ISO 50?

[@creativephotofolk]

It's a 5D Mark III and it's usually indicated as an L symbol (meaning ISO low). But you got me curious about this feature so I did some research and it turns out it's not real - just an adjustment made in camera. You learn something new every day!
petapixel.com/2020/03/16/this-is-how-the-extended-low-iso-setting-on-your-camera-works/