Assignment 3

Photo Challenge: Shutter Speed

The photo on the left was taken at Tv 1/200, in the centre at Tv 1/60, and on the right at Tv 1/25.

painting

Photograph by students at Oakland International High School

Fast shutter speed used to freeze the take-off of a bird. Wide DOF, midday.

bang the drum.

Aperture: f/8.0; Shutter Speed: 1/250; ISO Speed: 200

Pollination is the process by which pollen is transferred in plants enabling fertilization and sexual reproduction -- a necessary step in the reproduction of flowering plants. The study of pollination brings together many disciplines, such as botany, horticulture, entomology and ecology.

The pollination process is important in horticulture and agriculture because fruiting is dependent on fertilization, which is the end result of pollination.

This photo is of a musk thistle -- a wildflower that is common in the months of June through October. Typical habitat consists of roadsides, waste places, fields, pastures and rangelands. It is a great pollenizer.

Shutter speed was at 5 seconds

nikon d3100

aperture 5.6

shutter speed 1/1000

55mm

shutter speed

just playing with the shutter speed for the best clicks.

shutter speed

Shutter Speed Project

The Shutter Speed makes the water looks like it's coming through one hole but it's coming through multiple holes.

I chose this photo because I like how the drops of water are captured, they are frozen but still convey movement. Also I like how the light reflects off of the metal and water.

My Photo

Not my photo

Photos in New York taken with a slow shutter speed.