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Course 324 · Lesson 06

Light, Color, Motion, and Perspective: The Dynamic Elements

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Motion — Freeze or Blur: Speed, Shutter, and Angle of View

324.6 Lesson 06 of 08 3 quiz questions 1 assignment

Motion is photography's reminder that the medium captures only a tiny slice of time. The photographer decides what to do with that slice: freeze it (fast shutter speed, arresting movement) or blur it (slow shutter, stretching time and emphasizing movement). This lesson examines the three factors that govern how an object moves through the frame: the speed of the object,…

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