What others have said about my work.
Michael Pannier - Director, Southeast Center for Photography
"David Day’s otherworldly photography confronts the viewer with not only beauty but also fascination and mystery. While many photographers practice ICM (Intentional Camera Movement), Day has leapt to the forefront of the genre with his vision and technical skills."
Melanie Hopkins - Owner, Studio 116 Gallery
"I am pleased to recommend David Day, who presented a solo exhibition, The Emotional Residue of Dreams, at Studio 116 in May 2026. David was an exceptional artist to work with. He brought an accomplished and thoughtful marketing strategy to his exhibition, generating significant multi-media exposure through print, broadcast, and social media. His collaborative marketing efforts brought many new visitors to Studio 116 and contributed to the success of the exhibition. In fact, David’s show was our highest-selling exhibition to date in volume of works sold. Beyond promoting his own work, David demonstrated a strong commitment to the community by supporting a local charity through his exhibition. He was professional, enthusiastic, generous with his time, and genuinely pleasant to work with. I would highly recommend David to any gallery, organization, or community seeking an artist who combines strong creative work with an exceptional level of professionalism, community engagement, and promotional skill."
Hazel Meredith - Owner, Meredith Images and Photography Training
"David Day is an amazing ICM artist! He sees beauty in everyday items and turns them into creative masterpieces. He has been a presenter at two of my virtual conferences, and our attendees love his work and teaching".
Kaisa Siren - Co-founder, ICM Photo Academy
"ICM Photo Academy is an on-line hub for creative photographers specialising in ICM photography and on-line teaching. We have recently collaborated and showcased the work by David Day in our channels. David has created a new and very unique technique of ICM photography in which he combines traditional studio lighting methods to a creative and innovative camera movements. David uses the most modest items as his subject to create the most exciting photographs nowhere recognisable to what they originally were. He has the ability to foresee the final image in his head and able to transform the items such as wires and plastics into reminding the viewer of some organic materials and dancing objects. His images make the viewer’s imagination gallop. During the whole process David is totally in control of the technical side but allows serendipity to create happy surprises to the final images".