shutter speed

1. Shutter Speed

2. This photo was taken using a shutter speed of 1/300, I don’t think this was
high enough as it doesn’t capture the splash in enough detail.

3. Shutter Speed: 1/500
This photo was taken too late as the paddle doesn’t
look like it is mid air which is the effect I wanted.

4. Shutter Speed: 1/500
This photo shows that the paddle is mid-air,

5. Shutter Speed: 1/500
This photo shows a water bottle being shook, the image looks blurry
as the image didn’t work out properly and focus.

6. Shutter speed:1/1250
This image shows a brick being thrown into water,

7. Shutter Speed: 6 seconds
To get the red line the light was covered while it was
moved.

8. Shutter speed: 8 seconds
For this photo the shutter speed was longer
meaning that more light was let in, this is why
the light from outside is so bright.

9. Shutter speed: 4 seconds

10. Shutter speed: 6 seconds
This effect was achieved by covering the light
throughout the picture being taken.

11. Shutter speed: 2.5 seconds
This picture looks different to the rest as
the light used wasn’t the torch on a phone
but the actual phone screen.