February Monthly Challenge - "Shutter Speed"

1.- So at 1/80 and 59mm., the movement of the player is frozen, but the ball has more speed, it moves.

 

2. Using the sweeping technique, with a relatively low speed and moving the camera following the subject, the subject is focused and the background moved. Shot at 1/100ss, with a 100mm lens (160mm in APS-c) at f2.0.

 

3.- If it is too slow and the subject or the camera moves, then it comes out blurred, like the following photograph of a street with people when it was beginning to get dark. I photographed at 1/30 of a second, with a 100mm lens. (Which, being APS-C, with the cutout remains at 160mm).

 

Thanks, José, I was hard pressed for an image till the gull fly by.

 

Your subject is nice and sharp in the image, José

 

Thanks Craig, I also shot more than 20, in two days on Friday and Saturday, until this girl passed by and it went well. Well, buses, taxis and other vehicles, including scooters, sometimes the light, the shadows and excessive movement of the camera did not dock.

 

José, this image is the sort of thing a hairy arsed , povety striken artist would be proud of.

 

José, the monthly challenge is to get us out and shooting a theme outside of our comfort zone, this month has certainly done this.

 

Thank you Craig