This document discusses different shutter speeds and their effects on capturing movement in photographs. It includes several photos taken at exposure times ranging from 0.5 seconds to 30 seconds to demonstrate blurred movement, and others taken between 1/200th and 1/800th of a second to freeze movement. Each photo is accompanied by a one sentence description of the captured movement and what it reminds the author of.

1. Shutter Speed
By Ilmeet Khaneja

2. Blurred Movement

3. This shows blurred movement as you can see the different positions
the person has been in. It reminds me of a ghostly spirit. My exposure
time was 30”.

4. This shows blurred movement as you can see the movement the
sparkler has made. It reminds me of love because of the infinity
sign that is visible. My exposure time was 2”.

5. This shows blurred movement as you can see the firework lifting
off from the ground towards the sky. It reminds me of some type
of explosion. My exposure time was 0.5”.

6. This shows blurred movement as you can see both the
dominoes standing and falling. It reminds me of buildings
toppling down. My exposure time was 0.5”.

7. Frozen Movement

8. This shows frozen movement as I have captured her doing
a knee jump in the air. It reminds me of gymnastics. My
exposure time was 1/200.

9. This shows frozen movement because you can see the flame
pointing in a different direction. It reminds me of Diwali as
candles are lit during that festival. My exposure time was 1/200.

10. This image shows frozen movement as you can see
individual drops of water in mid air. It reminds me of heavy
rain during winter/autumn. My exposure time was 1/200.

11. This image shows frozen movement as I have captured both my
brother and the ball in the air. It reminds me of my childhood because I
used to play football all the time. My exposure time was 1/800.

12. Thanks for watching!