FAST Shutter Speed
This is an example of a photo taken with a faster shutter speed. I have figured this out because you can see the action as if it has frozen in time. In order to capture a quick action like a bubble being popped, the shutter must close extremely fast.
SLOW Shutter Speed
This is an example of a slow shutter speed image. I can tell there is a slow shutter speed because it is as if the action is drawn out. The shutter is slower when it comes to shutting which means it takes in the movement and captures all of it. It seems to all be blurred.
SHALLOW Depth of Field
The photo above shows Depth of Field. Because of the positioning and where the focus is, you see the back and the front but everything in between seems to be taken away. Therefore, it seems that there isn't a lot of distance.
WIDE Depth of Field
This is wide depth of field because you can see the foreground, background and everything in between, You can really feel the distance involved.
That's it for my first post of Year 3!
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