Moving Water Shutter Speeds Set 1:

Set 1: Moving Water S1/15 (f13, ISO 100) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant. 
Set 1: Moving Water S1/60 (f7.1, ISO 100) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant. 
Set 1: Moving Water S1/250 (f4.5, ISO 200) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant

Set 1: Moving Water S1/30 (f10, ISO 100) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant. 
Set 1: Moving Water S1/125 (f4.5, ISO 100) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant. 
Set 1: Moving Water S1/500 (f4.5, ISO 320) | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant.
Panning Set 2:

Set 2: Panning Honda CRV |F16, S1/30, ISO 100 | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant.

Set 2: Panning Toyota Minivan | F16, S1/30, ISO 100 | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant

Set 2: Panning Range Rover | F16, S1/30, ISO 100 | September 28th, 2021 San Diego Ca USA Photo by Nicholas Grant.
Reflection:
I found this shoot extremely fun, especially set 2 when I learned how to pan. Set 1 was simple, but if it weren’t for the last assignment (2) making me comfortable with my camera, I would have found set 1 to be complicated. I put a delay on my shots to avoid a blur from my camera shaking. Even on a tripod, I noticed a shake when shooting at low shutter speeds. I also learned how to change the ISO on my Nikon! Set 2 is was challenging to start, but after time it became easy. I figured out that the twist at 45 degrees isn’t what blurred the background, but focusing and moving with your subject at their pace over time created the cool panned shots. Once I learned that, it became pretty simple.