Assignment 2.1 - Motion

Stop Motion

The fast shutter speed used allows making the cards look like they are stopped in mid-air, 1/250
 

Fast shutter speed makes it look like my hand is not moving while marking the length on the piece of wood I need to cut, 1/250

Stop motion allows getting the speaker mid-air looking like it's floating, 1/320

Blurred Motion

The slow shutter speed blurs the gas entering the water at high pressure and makes it look like a cloud inside the bottle,  1/30

The slow shutter speed blurs and allows to transmit the movement of the saw as it is getting lowered to cut the wood, 1/5

The slow shutter speed allows photographing the moving hammer hitting the nail as the hammer is moving faster than the shutter speed making it blurry in the picture, 1/25

Panning

Panning allows capturing my sister having fun rolling around the basement in a chair by using a slow shutter speed and moving the camera to keep her in focus at the same place in the frame, 1/3

Panning the camera keeping the car at the same place in the frame at slow shutter speeds, 1/6

Panning the camera while matching the rate of the lady walking her dog makes them appear like they are going fast, 1/5

Extra: This photo was taken with a slow shutter speed while holding the can in my hand and spinning around which make a panning like effect as the subject is in focus and the background is directionally blurred, 1/13

Long Exposure

Long exposure allows having a dominant Tamron logo by keeping the lens cap still at the beginning for about 1 second, then spinning the chair in different directions to get shadows of the logo, 2.5 second exposure.

Long exposure where a car passes in front of the camera while taking a photo of the two logos making the light strips, 1 second exposure

Long exposure and the little shake due to the photo being taken handheld allows getting a sharp Toyota logo while getting different reflections of light from the overhead light in the car on the chrome logo, 1 second exposure