Shutter Speed

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   in this photo I used pattern and repetition and emphasis because my subject is quite clear and is emphasized but the pattern in the lockers.

in this photo I used value and contrast because the value of colours in the background and neighboring cards and contrast between the cards as they fly through the air.

this photo includes colour and balance. colour because the subject is emphasized by the colour on the bottle. balance because the slight movement and the lighting position gives it a sense of stability and balance.

this photo I have taken includes value and pattern and repetition. value in the blured cards flying through the frame, and pattern in the repeating rectangle cards.

this photo includes emphasis and balance. emphasis because of the movement in behind and balance because the photo has a sense of stability.

in this photo i used emphasis and unity. emphasis because the movement in the background helps to bring the subject forward and unity because my whole subject is within frame.

1. What is shutter speed?

   Shutter speed is how long the shutter stays open and closed.

2. when are slow shutter speeds useful?

   Slow shutter speed is useful in dark scenes or to show movement in a photo.

3. when are fast shutter speeds useful?

   fast shutter speeds are useful in well lit scenarios and for fast moving objects like sports.

4. what is a way to prevent the camera from shaking while taking a slow shutter photo?

   one way to prevent the camera from shaking is to use a trypod.

5. do you think you have a good understanding of shutter speed?

   yes i do. I can use this to show motion to add interest to my photos