In this episode, photographer Kaisa Sirén shares her transition from photojournalism to ICM photography, embracing the freedom and creativity of intentional camera movement. She discusses the element of play in ICM, contrasting it with the rigidity of photojournalism. Inspired by impressionistic art, Kaisa values images that evoke strong emotions through movement, colors, and composition. She emphasizes finding balance, harmony, and tension in compositions while remaining open to unexpected opportunities. Key Lessons • ICM photography, standing for intentional camera movement, involves using long exposure times to create abstract images, contrasting the rigid rules of traditional photojournalism. • The speaker found freedom in ICM due to the lack of constraints, learning to accept imperfections and criticism as part of the artistic process. • The essence of creating expressive images in ICM photography lies in the three main factors of movement, colors, and composition, which play crucial roles in conveying emotions and setting the mood. Join the ICM Network Community for photography learning opportunities at https://www.artistkaisasiren.com

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