Stopped motion photography

Equipped with a strobe light and the first electronic flash device, Harold Edgerton has captured motion like no one has seen before.

A lot happens in the blink of an eye -- a lot of pretty amazing things. But due to the way our brain works, we don't really get to 'see' these amazing phenomena. This is where photography once again swoops in to save the day. High speed photography allows us to capture the minute details of motion that typically escape the purview of human vision; methodology ranges from using a short flash exposure to a series of exposures taken in a fraction of a second. The method varies somewhat…

I also like the splashing of the water around the tomato and the droplets flying off

Today was a day of much needed motivation, so I decided to grab one of my speedlights and shoot a portrait with an element of motion. In this case, water. For this shoot, I used a cheap Yongnuo 560 IV flash, Impact light stand, Westcott 26-inch Rapid Box, an Impact 5X7-foot black background, Canon 6D, and my eternally generous wife who is a regular for helping me with these

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Shutter speed is one of three ways to darken or brighten your images. Altering this setting will also have other effects, so knowing what those effects are will unlock more control of your images.

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