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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed is 1 second, ISO - 100
In the photograph it is seen was pretty bright and you cant see much, its as if it was a ghostly figure with light shining down.

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Aperture is f/22, Shutter Speed is 1/3rd of a second. ISO - 100
The image is more clear than the last one but you can still tell that its slow due to it being very blurry and seeing more like a ghostly figure still.

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Aperture is f/11, Shutter Speed is 1/60th of a second. ISO - 100
Now we are using a big quicker of a shutter speed, still considered slow but the image is seen a lot more clear and the person in motion can now be seen.

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Aperture is f/8, Shutter Speed is 1/125th of a second. ISO - 100.
This picture is very similar to the last one, but this one is more visible and not as bright with the person being more clear.

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Aperture is f/3.5, Shutter Speed is 1/500th of a second. ISO - 100.
Now that we are moving more into the quicker shutter speeds the images are becoming clearer and clearer with this one seeming more HD and easier to point out the person in more of a frozen motion state.

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Aperture is f/3.5, Shutter Speed is 1/1500th of a second. ISO - 100.
This is the quickest Shutter speed i was able to use and this one is the clearest possible to see the person clearer and in a frozen state, although they were in motion since they were jumping.

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1. In order to change the camera to Shutter Speed Priority, you had to turn a dial on the left side of the camera to where it shows a small s by holding down a button in the center of the dial as you turn it. You leave it on the "S" to make it Shutter Speed Priority.
2. The slower the shutter speed it seems that they really show the motion of the person. More of like a ghostly and bright pictures where the person is seen in motion. With faster shutter speeds its like if the person in motion is frozen in motion and then the picture is taken.
3. You would want to use it in situations like if you want to capture the motion of a car zooming by you would use a slower Shutter Speed to really show it in motion, and if you want to capture the car zooming by, but you want to capture the car itself you would use a fast shutter speed so its as if the car is frozen, but really its zooming by.