Water Balloon, 2013. I used a fast shutter speed in 'Fast Shutter: Speed Priority" mode. I used an ISO of 100. In Photoshop, I applied levels and vibrance. I also added a little bit of an outer glow to help form the perfect ball shape.
Blue Water Balloon, 2013. Artists Choice. I used a fast shutter speed in Tv Mode, with a fast shutter the priority. I used an ISO of 100. In Photoshop, I applied vibrance, and the angled strokes filter. I cropped it, and used the spot healing brush to remove the hands holding the balloon, and the balloon wrapper.
Light Collage, 2013. I applied 5 different light drawings to create my collage. I applied some color to 2 of the light drawings, and refined the edges on all of them. I also added some facial features to the zombie, utilizing the paintbrush. I feathered most of the light drawings.
Ball of Light, 2013. Extra Credit, taken at home. On my camera, I used the "Long Exposure- 15 second" setting. I also used an ISO of 100. In Photoshop, I cropped out most of the picture except for the ball, and I also applied more vibrance to make the ball stand out more.
Ball of Light, 2013. On my camera, I used the Tv setting. I also used an ISO of 100. In Photoshop, I cropped out most of the picture except for the ball, and I also applied curves in photoshop to make the ball brighter.
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Shutter Speed Gallery
To me, shutter speed is catching a moment in time that the eye cannot capture. A fast shutter speed, will capture a moment exactly as it happened, without blur. A slow shutter speed will cause a blur and catch the light in the picture.
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Water Balloons. I used fast shutter speed to capture the ball of water that occurs right after you pop it. One balloon had blue dye in it. Taken ay my house, and in school.
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