The document discusses the author's experiments with different shutter speeds to capture movement in photographs. The author took photos of a friend strumming a guitar and riding a bike at shutter speeds ranging from 2 seconds to 1/1000 of a second. The author was pleased with the results, which demonstrated how shutter speed can impact the appearance of movement in images.

1. Movement
Josh Sampson
Shutter Speed

2. My Images
For my shutter speed movement examples, I decided to try it out with
my friend strumming his guitar. This surprisingly worked quite well
and I was pleased with the results I got. As I was so pleased with these
images, I decided to try another shutter speed movement example
with my friend now riding his bike. I was also pleased with these
results.
Each one of my images were on the settings of:
• F-stop of 10
• ISO of 6400

3. A Shutter Speed of 2 seconds
This image is when my camera’s shutter was open for the most
amount of time

4. A Shutter Speed of 1 second

5. A Shutter Speed of 1/5th second

6. A Shutter Speed of 1/10th second

7. A Shutter Speed of 1/50th second

8. A Shutter Speed of 1/100th second

9. A Shutter Speed of 1/200th second
This image is when my camera’s shutter was open for the least
amount of time

10. A Shutter Speed of 1/1000 of a second
This image is when my camera’s shutter was open for the least
amount of time

11. A Shutter Speed of 1/640 of a second

12. A Shutter Speed of 1/320 of a second

13. A Shutter Speed of 1/100 of a second

14. A Shutter Speed of 1/20 of a second

15. A Shutter Speed of 1/10 of a second
This image is when my camera’s shutter was open for the most
amount of time