Motion - GCSE Photography 2017

moment earthshaking-the shutter speed is slowed making the swings appear in motion and gives off an earthshaking sort of appeal carnival festival fair swing photo

This photo was taken using a slow shutter speed. The photographer has captured the movement of cars on a very busy road quite well using a slow shutter speed/long exposure

Stephanie Jung Photography - Berlin Vision is an illusion

1954 by Harold Eugene Edgerton Diver Bert West flips backwards in a multiflash shot that lasted less than half a second. West engaged Harold E. Edgerton to assist him in preparing a manual for divers.

Photographer Captures Vibrant Portraits Of Japan Using Multiple-Exposure. German photographer Stephanie Jung has captured various cities of Japan into be vibrant, dreamlike portraits.

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This picture was taken with an incredibly fast shutter speed so that it could quickly capture the flying water droplets. The reflection adds so much more of an interesting view to this picture; because it's as if you're seeing it double.

Harold Edgerton, Gussie Moran - tenis anyone?

Berlin on Stephanie Jung Photography

Coloured Powder showing relationship between man and colour

Photographer Stephanie Jung used layering to show the chaos of New York in a single image.

Hafiz 2013 said: Harold Edgerton’s famous high speed picture of a bullet going through an apple, 1964

Shooting Film: Extraordinary Black &White Hi-Speed Photography by Harold Edgerton

Understanding ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed. LOVE this tutorial! She explains the balance perfectly! 60 for the shutter

Product designer John Edmark has shared instructions for creating his Blooming Zoetrope Sculptures, which are based on naturally occurring examples of the Fibonnaci sequence and "golden angles" in nature, on DIY website Instructables.

printed blooming zoetropes sculptures designed by John Edmark.