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Aperture f/22
Shutter Speed 1/60
ISO 200
Right now Geo is just having fun jumping around .

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Aperture f/27
Shutter Speed 1/3
ISO 200
In this picture it is a little bit bright but you can still what the picture is about.

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Aperture f/27
Shutter Speed 1/30
ISO 200
This is Geo doing what looks like it would be her best jump yet. It is still a little bit blurry but it is still a nice picture

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There was nothing that I have change to make the picture looks like the way they are. I think that the picture looks good just the way they are, it tells you what shutter speed that was used instead of just guessing it. I could have adjust the brightness to make the picture looks more clear but I don't think that is it necessary .
You can tell that all the pictures are different due to the lightings. The slowest shutter speed will show you the brightest light and super blurry. As the shutter changes from slow to fast you can see the picture more clearly and the brightness is low.
I would use the shutter speed as priority when I'm taking pictures of moving objects of person or on anything that is moving so that I can capture it perfectly

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Aperture f/6.7
Shutter Speed 1/500
ISO 200
The picture is getting very clear now as I am using the fast shutter speed

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Aperture f/9.5
Shutter Speed 1/250
ISO 200
Her hands look like a bunny and the picture is not blurry anymore.

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Aperture f/4.8
Shutter Speed 1/1500
ISO 200
This is the last picture that I have taken of Geo. I think that this is the best picture I have taken of her as it as with the fast shutter speed.