Shutter+Speed+Two

This is an image of a humming bird about to get nectar from a flower bulb. This picture is a high shutter speed taken at 1/160 of a second, F 5.6, ISO 800. With the high shutter speed, it captured the flapping wings of the humming bird, which were flapping at a very high rate. This was taken at the San Diego Zoo on the fifth of November with a zoom lens. This image shows a picture of a classmate doing a backflip. The image is captured when he is halfway through his backflip. This image was taken at a high shutter speed of 1/400 of a second at F 3.5 ISO 100 with a 50mm prime lens. This image was taken at school on one of the lawns in front of the classrooms. This image is a high shutter speed image.You can see the top of a glass with water being splashed and frozen in mid air. The background is green as well. This was taken at 1/160 of a second at an aperture of F2.2. The image was taken using a tripod. I put the glass of water on top of a stool and used a green piece of construction paper as the background. I then dropped ice cubes and pressed the shutter release at the same time to capture this image.

This image is taken on top of a bridge on a busy street. This camera settings on this photo were 30' at an Aperture of F36. The fstop number is high so the picture won't come out too bright. I also used a tripod in order to keep the camera still since a small camera shake will make the image blur. The image shows the red and white/yellow car trails. The picture also shows a fence in front of it to make my composition a little more unique. This image is also another prolonged exposure with car trails. The camera settings were also at 30' at an aperture of F36. Again, I used a tripod to keep the camera still so that there would be no camera shake on the picture. The image shows only the white trails of cars with bars of a fence in front of it. This was taken with an 18-55 MM Kit lens. This image shows a picture of blue light trails that make three question marks. You can also see silhouettes of trees and a house in the background. This image was taken at a shutter speed of 30 seconds. I put the camera on a tripod in order to avoid camera shake and then used a blue flash light and "drew" the question marks one by one.