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| Photo by: John Woike |
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| Photo by: Rachid Dahnoun |
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| Photo by: Melody Sky |
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| Photo by: Grant Gunderson This set of 4 photographs (above) shows that each have a very fast shutter speed. The moment is frozen in time. For the first example, the technique it has is shallow depth of field and for the rest of the photos, they have depth of field which makes the main focus be easily seen. |
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| Photo by: Kai Pfaffenbach |
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| Copyright: Wally Stemberger |
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| Photo by: www.digitalcameraworld.com |
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| Photo by: www.digital-photography-tips.net These photos (above) are examples of a slow shutter speed, but they are also considered panning. The panning allows the background to be blurred while the main focus is still able to be seen. It doesn't have to be frozen or non-blurred. The photos capture the "panning method" very well. |
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