Week 2 - shutter speed homework

FROZEN ACTION

ISO - 400, Shutter speed 1/500, Aperture f/5.6

BLURRED ACTION

ISO 100, Shutter Speed 1/30, Aperture f/14

COMPARISONS - just for fun

ISO 100, f/18, 1/1600

ISO - 100, f/2.8, 1/1600

ISO - 100, f/22, 1/25

ISO 100 - f/3.5, 1/1250

PANNING

This is not the most interesting photo ever but it shows the technique.  I ran out of time to get super creative.

ISO - 100, Shutter speed - 1/20, Aperture f22

I don't even know if you can use this technique going up and down, is that even legal? :) I tried it because I was already doing the shots on the trampoline.  It worked a little bit, she's kind of in focus with everything else blurred.  I can't really see many instances where you'd ever want to pan up and down besides a trampoline, and I'm not even sure I really like the effect, but here it is none the less.

I also have heard of the panning with the zoom technique.  Where you zoom in while the camera is taking the shoot with a super slow shutter speed.  Have you ever done that?  Are there any tips or tricks for that method.  I got a cool picture like that a few years ago, but I think I didn't know what I was doing, really.

I have lots of other fun shots from the trampoline that I want to compile in a collage and put up her just to have record with this homework assignment.  Motion is a fun thing to work with even though it can be quite tricky.