gamma

saturation

contrast

I did these edits to make the water sharper, and the colors more fall-like.

Slow shutter speed

Aperture: f/4.0

Exposure Time: 1/4000

Focal Length: 27.0 mm

ISO: 400

Flash (off, did not fire)

Exposure 0.001 sec (1/1600)

Aperture f/4.0

ISO Speed 125

A200 + Tamron 18-200

As compared to when I used a much slower shutter speed, using the fast shutter speed eliminated the blurriness of the photo because the motion has been frozen instead of being blurred to convey movement.

Im writing a lesson plan for the Photography Merit Badge to counter all the bad habits they are teaching the boys here. This is for my lesson "shoot slow to look fast." They are teaching them to crank up the shutter speed as fast as possible to get "action." I want to teach them to track. So I had to get good at it first!

3.10

Here is a great example of a slow shutter sped shot. This was done by slowing down the shutter speed capturing more of the image

showing how slow and fast shutter speeds capture motion

Shutter Speed Task

Taken in the Metro Centre, UK. Trying out shutter speed, as well as double exposure to create an abstract effect. Aiming to portray signs of living and movement.

Shutter Speed : 1/250

Aperature : f/3.5

ISO : 100

Focal Length : 18mm

Canon EOS Rebel T3i 600D.

EFS 18-55mm Lens

christmas lights.

Shutter Speed Fast

Movement frozen

Aperture Medium

Depth of Field Medium

Light dappled, soft, no obvious direction

Shutter speed 1/2 second

Processed with VSCO with 1 preset

Experimenting with very slow shutter speeds on slow moving vehicles at the Shuttleworth Collection

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