Just Playing With Shutter Speed…
“Don’t shoot what it looks like. Shoot what it feels like”. – David Alan Harvey
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I like that quote…it allows you to “open up” and to experiment and to create, not just re create!
I love that quote…I do so need to ‘play’ more with my camera.
Both are great in their own rite.
God bless and have a magnificent day sweetie!!! :o)