Shutter Speeds and Different Apertures


These four photos represent different shutter speeds and aperture settings. 


Photo 1: The begging of fall is hitting Montana and the winds are starting to pick up. These leaves were waving in the wind when I photographed them. This first photo was shot with a high shutter speed of 1/2000 of a second, along with an aperture setting of F8.0 and ISO of 400. 

Photo 2: This photo was taken of the same leaves blowing in the wind as photo 1. The difference is that in this photo I used a slower shutter speed of  1/15 of a second, along with F8.0 and ISO of 100. 

Photo 3: Out for an afternoon of exploring Montana sage brush country, I found the last few wild flowers stuck in a part of the fence. In this photo I used a higher aperture setting of F16, along with a shutter speed of 1/200 and an ISO of 100. Using a higher aperture will help focus on what is close and distort the background. 

Photo 4: In this photo I used a lower aperture setting of F4.0, along with a shutter speed of 1/100 and an ISO setting of 100. With using a lower aperture setting it helps all the aspects of the photo be in focus. 

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