SLOW Shutter Speed & Movement

Shutter speed is perhaps the most creative adjustment available to a photographer. It allows one to freeze action or use motion blur to create a variety of effects. You can alter reality and make it your own. 

Slow shutter speeds (also known as "long exposures") are primarily used to intentionally blur a moving subject. These shutter speeds can have a magical and dramatic effect on the appearance of moving objects. Slow shutter speeds tend to work best in low-light conditions such as: outside during dusk/dawn (magic hour), indoors, or at night.

For more ideas, check out this video on Early Morning Street Photography by Digital Rev TV



Early Morning Street Photography