On a still and cloudless morning at Penryn Quay earlier this week, I thought conditions suited another crack at ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) photography. It's been a while since I tried the technique after being inspired by the work of Andrew S. Gray Photography last year. This was shot before sunrise while the sky was full of dawn colour. I wanted to constrain my movements to a vertical motion - so I kept the camera on the tripod with a slackened camera mount attachment. Upon pressing the shutter, I paused for a moment to record some detail of the boats, trees and sheds - then rotated the camera up & down to soften the image. I know this technique isn't everyone's cup of tea! I have a straight shot of this composition to follow later. Canon 6D MkII | 24-105mm lens at 24mm | ƒ/16 | 5 sec | ISO 100 | Tripod | Soft Grad ND & ND Filters | Taken 28-03-2020 at Penryn Quay