The amazing street art on the metal shutters protecting the shops in Barcelona.

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done using low shutter speed and a head torch on full beam

Restaining the shutters in the sun - must have dried very quickly. Ref: D361-066

...hardly ever take it off.

Singapore building with coloured shutters

Red shutters on a building in Amsterdam.

Slow shutter speed.

shutter

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St. Kitts

2005

1/8 with off camera strobe to freeze the Rover at the end of its roll.

showing how slow and fast shutter speeds capture motion

Plastic crates and shutters

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Shutter priority - Portfolio 2 - Tyler Manley and Leshawn Lewis

The slow shutter speed resulted in the blurring of he tennis balls

Messina

1/8

From my first semester at University. Shot using a Nikon FM2. This film scan has been post-produced in Adobe Photoshop to how I manipulated the original print in the darkroom. ©All rights reserved. Unauthorised copying prohibited. The copyright for all work is owned by Laura Merrill Photos.

on an abandoned nursery school

Innsbruck

My Canon EOS 10D started giving Err99 errors a while ago (making a perfect excuse to upgrade to a 40D :)).

I got around to getting it fixed recently - turned out to be a shutter problem.

Here's what the old one looks like.

Shutter 1/13, ISO 640

apple-beet juice

Lomo LC-A+ 35mm

Intense green shutters.