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shutter speed 1/800 of a second | ISO 100 | aperture f/ 4.5 | 40 mm
The image darkens because there is less light coming through. The shutter speed increases and the light decreases. The blur is completely gone and colors appear more vibrant.

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Shutter speed 1/250 of a second | ISO 100 | aperture f/6.3 | 40 mm
The shutter speed changed in how the camera captures the people in the air. The change in shutter speed changed the light so it gets darker and the colors have more clarity. There is no more blur because the shutter speed is faster.

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Shutter speed 1/60 of a second | ISO 100 | aperture f/11 | 40 mm
The photo still looks a blurring where the motion is. The picture starts to focus more on the colors and the main focus starts to be more bold. The picture is still blurry because the 1/60 of a second is not as focused because it is still captioning motion.

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Shutter speed 1/30 of a second | ISO 100 | aperture f/ 18 | 40mm
The photograph has a bit of blur with the sudden movement but you can see how the you the steadiness begins to form. The light seems to be still not as focused but you start to see the darkening in the background. The shutter speed changed how the much motion is being captured.

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Shutter speed 1/3  of a second | ISO 100 | aperture f/29  | 40 mm
The photograph looks blurry because the shutter speed focuses on the motion and not on the main focus which is the people, so the whole picture comes out as a blur.