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Panning is a great way to add a feeling of motion and movement to your images. It works well with street photography to isolate your subject and add a little drama.
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Here the subject and background were both frozen using a faster shutter speed.
In this image, a slower shutter speed like 1/30th was used to blur the background, while keeping the car sharp. This is called panning. You use a slower shutter speed and move your camera to match the speed of the subject to achieve this kind of image.
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