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    Local Beech Wood and some ICM

    I was out for a walk in my local wood the other day with the EM1 and 45mm prime. The Beech leaves were very green and the wood was alive with life.

    Tried to capture the colour in this one.
    Beech Wood by George Ingram, on Flickr

    A bit of intentional camera movement to get this effect
    Woods ICM by George Ingram, on Flickr

    Any comments appreciated.

    George
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    There is a lot of green going on. I like #1.
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    • #3
      The first is nice but I love the ICM shot
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      • #4
        Originally posted by alfbranch View Post
        The first is nice but I love the ICM shot
        It's a marmite kind of technique I think. I really liked it but my wife was like "nope, prefer it looking normal" ha ha
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        Zuiko 50-200mm
        Zuiko 12-60mm

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        • alfbranch
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          alfbranch commented
          13 May 2020, 01:24 PM
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          Yeah I get that and I suspect OM has chosen to be polite in his reply
      • #5
        Love the ICM shot. I've tried myself a few times, vertically in the woods and horizontally at the sea, but haven't had anything I really like yet!
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