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1/3th of a second
aperture f/22
ISO 100
In this photograph the background was very bright and it was hard to focus it on him.

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1/30th of a second
aperture f/19
ISO 100
In this photograph the camera had focused and the lines on the wall have become visible.

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1/60th of a second
aperture f/11
ISO 100
In this photograph it is very clear

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1/250th of a second
aperture f/5.6
ISO 100
In this photograph everything looks focused.

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1/500 of a second
f/3
ISO 100
In this photograph it was starting to get darker.

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1/1500th of a second
aperture f/3.5
ISO 100
In this photograph, it is darker and I had to put the brightness up.

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I changed the shutter speed by changing
the switch on the top of the camera, chasing it to "S"
I saw the photographs change in brightness. When the shutter speed was faster the picture seemed darker. The slow shutter speed made the background brighter. Another change in the photograph was the focus. In the first photo which is slower, the photo seemed out of focus. As the shutter speed got faster the photographs were in more focus.
Shutter speed is a priority when trying to take pictures of moving objects. Using fast shutter speed when wanting to keep the object in focus and the background blurry. The slow shutter speed will freeze the motion.