roundabout;



I found this effect as the I took the pictures when on a roundabout, the background is all blurry and colorfully blended due to the movement but the subject stays clear and in focus because I'm also on the roundabout with them.
motion blur:

Motion blur is when something is moving and you have your camera on a slower shutter speed, capturing the movement.
wide depth of field:


Narrow depth of field is when the whole picture is sharpy in focus.
narrow depth of field:


Narrow depth of field is when only one point in the image is in focus and the rest is out of focus or softly focused.
fast shutter speed:


Fast shutter speeds allow you to freeze people/movements.
slow shutter speed:


Slow shutter speeds allow you to capture movements as its happening, creating a blur and the effect of the subject going really fast.
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