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ISO 200 / Aperture f/22 / Shutter Speed 1/3
In this photograph that I took of my partner shows how the shutter speed for 1/3 wasn't shown that focus and how in the photograph was shown blurry like if she was a ghost.

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ISO 200 / Aperture f/8 / Shutter Speed 1/30
In this photograph that I took of my partner it showed how the shutter speed was at 1/30 and in the photograph you could tell that it still shows the image a little bit blurry but from the first slide you couldn’t see that much of the person.

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ISO 200 / Aperture f/5.6 / Shutter Speed 1/60
In this photograph that I took of my partner it shows that the shutter speed is 1/60 and as you could see the image is pretty normal but on the feet it still slows a little blurry but on the top you could see that it's a pretty focus view.

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ISO 200 / Aperture 3.5 / I adjusted the brightness a little / Shutter Speed 1/250
In this photograph that I took of my partner it shows that the shutter speed isi 1/250 and as you could see in the photograph it looks focused on my partner and you see that she is in the air.

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ISO 200 / Aperture f/3.8 / Shutter Speed 1/750
In this photograph that I took of my partner shows her in the mid air as a jump and the shutter speed that was taken in this photograph is 1/750 and as you can see the image is a little more clear and you could see more focus from the background

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ISO 200 / Aperture f/3.8 / Shutter Speed 1/1500 / I adjusted the brightness
In this photograph that I took of partner shows how she is is gladly in the air and its shows how it looks a little dark but the shutter speed that I used for this photograph is 1/1500 which is a lot faster from the other shutter speeds that I used.

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As I was using the shutter speed for each photograph I noticed that for each shutter speed you could either see that it would take a slow amount of time to take that image and not be focused or would be fast and the images would be rapidly taken and you could see. The difference from a blurry point of view to a nice, focused view.
As I was changing the shutter speed there was some things that I noticed for each speedwhen  I would get the chance to take photo’s and i would see that for the fast shutter speed it would be fast and take that click of the picture and if I was using a slow shutter speed it would show the image what I would be taken but the image wouldn’t be perfectly focused as you want it to be, it would be a little blurry, but as you could switching the shutter speeds you could see the reaction for each shutter speed and how it turns out after.
An example for using the different shutter speeds is, for example if you were to use fast shutter speeed you would be able to catch the moment of the image faster because the the shutter speed would be faster, like if you were trying to take a picture of a football player running you would be able to catch that moment because it would depend on fast you have the shutter speed, like for example 1/15000, it would be fast. Another example would be if you were to use a slow shutter speed and you were on a bridge and you wanted to take a picture of the cars coming and others going the opposite sides you would get the red and white lines going back and forth because of the way the slow shutter captured the image and how it was focused.