Wednesday, November 5: Varsity Football  (need 3)

TBD: Varsity Girls Volleyball  (need 1-2)

WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Ghost Blur!

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Learning to create "ghosts" with slow shutter speed is important for developing creative control over capturing motion, teaching how to balance exposure with movement, and for producing unique artistic effects. By moving a subject during a long exposure, a photographer can learn to intentionally create a blurred, ethereal trace of that subject while the background remains in focus, a technique useful for conveying concepts like spirituality or dreams. It also provides a foundational skill for other techniques like light painting and motion blur, which rely on a similar understanding of how a camera records movement over time.    

HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED:  You will follow along with instruction and use what we have learned to create amazing photos!