To try and get down shutter speed, I’ve done this project playing with motion blur and time freeze.
At higher shutter speeds, time can seem to freeze. I wanted to capture situations where freezing time would give a different perspective on things.
This first shot is a drop of Mio water flavoring into a dish of clear water, inside. More dynamic lighting would have helped, but this was interesting nonetheless.

This next one is a shot of a teddy bear being thrown in the air in my front yard.

Moving onto blur, I found that pictures of objects blurring seemed kinda boring to me, so I played around with panning and zooming.
This first one has the camera on a tripod and I’m manually zooming out while taking the picture of my desk.

The next one is a shot of my wife leaving to a meeting. I think the white snow adds a nice effect to this one.

Your images are amazing! The blur motion with the stereo looked awesome and the freeze motion with the water drop was really cool. I’m excited to see more of your work. You’re an great photographer.
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