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With most wildlife photography, a high shutter speed is mandatory. This allows crisp and sharp photography.

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With a very high shutter speed (around 1/1000) all motion will freeze. This is very good for sports and wildlife.

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This image had to be created with a medium shutter speed (above 1/60th) with the intentions to only blur the subject slightly.

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This image was created with a very low shutter speed with the intentions to blur a busy highway.

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This image is a bit tacky and slightly creepy, but still proves as inspiration. With the subject behind the tree taking a (fake) picture, it helps direct the focus.

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The subject is placed between vibrant orange trees, allowing her to be the focal point

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This photograph was taken through a window that the subject was sitting behind (possibly public transit) on a murky day.

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This image is framed by a broken glass window. The focus of the image gives off a ridged and damaged tone, utilizing the ability to look through the broken window.

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This image was created in direct sunlight

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This picture was taken by holding a plant or flower above the camera and creating a shadow.

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Balancing elements are used in this photograph to fill up any empty space. The picture was taken at sunset, causing the trees to become a dark black.

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The composition technique used in this photograph is background usage. The background accentuates the subject and adds contrast due to the sunset.

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In this image, Refraction is created through a glass and colored light. The rule of thirds may be applied to this image, considering how the light passes through. It does not pass through directly through the middle.

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This image was created by a waters ability to reflect. The rule of thirds applies to this image.

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This image is created by both reflection and refraction. The image reflects across the water, but refraction also changes the angle. Depth is used to highlight the foreground and background of this image.

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In this photo, a wine glass and water were used to highlight the sunset. Framing was used in this image to remove the foreground from its background.

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leaf blowing in background possibly, person closer to camera

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head movement over time it takes to expose

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photographer used movement every second. Moved object (scissors) periodically.

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film was placed and bent under glass.

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Lace was placed over, possibly over glass. Seconds exposed to black.

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the leaf was simply placed over, timed to black.