How The Persuasive Moment In Photography

I learned a lot about photography from the decisive moment. The decisive moment is a moment in time that has a special idea. Things like motion blur, exposure, the frustration of getting the perfect shot and ideas for later projects. The usage of the camera show the motion of object or lack of motion. The shutter speed is an important artistic decision. The artist decides if he or she wants to slow it down for a streaky look capturing more light and blurs what is in motion in comparison to the camera, a fast shutter speed for a frozen picture or an average shutter speed for an regular picture. The warping of movement creates an illusion of time moving all around or the stopping of time capturing what happens in an instant and will never happen
again. The Slow shutter speed can be warped and changed like painting with light. The faster version can change the reality making people fly and levitate. There is a similarity between cinema and photography. I found an old camera from the olden days it had four options. The options where no movement of film also known as not filming, a normal speed which made clicking sounds, a slow motion speed which made a really fast clicking sound making the film move faster capturing more squares of film per a second, and a animation tab which moved one one square every time it was switched to animation mode. The decisive moment is a tool that is used to create good pictures and good photo taking habits.