Unique Views of Yokohama's Beauty

Images of Japan (old and new) using ICM techniques

Larry Knipfing Jul 01, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>A couple enjoying the sunset at Osanbashi Pier</p>

<p>Same couple, different ICM technique</p>

<p>Minato Mirai as the sky dramatically darkens</p>

<p>Cosmo Clock and the Intercontinental </p>

<p>A lovely lady wearing summer yukata</p>

<p>The same ship from a different angle</p>

ICM (or Intentional Camera Movement) techniques can produce some startling and beautiful results. I'd like to share some examples with you here of what I consider to be interesting (abstract) and sometimes quite beautiful shots of 'things Japanese'. Included are photos of Yokohama's Minato Mirai at night, Osanbashi, Boats in Yokohama Bay at night, Mt. Fuji taken from Enoshima, and Kimono. I'm still not sure how interesting this is to others in general, and to the JapanTravel community specifically, but I thought I'd give it a whirl! Please ignore this photo story if it doesn't interest you. Comments welcome!

Larry Knipfing @larry.knipfing

Born on Long Island, New York in 1958, I have spent the last 30 years of my life living in Japan, and enjoying every minute of it! I especially love photography, and Japan is definitely one of the most beautiful places in the world to photograph! My other love is fiction writing and I have pub...