You have 7 days to take a photo using a slow shutter speed.
Photos are most often captured in the proverbial blink of an eye. But slowing down the shutter speed can yield some amazing photos that can’t be seen with the naked eye. Slow shutter speeds and long exposures mean capturing a longer amount of ‘time’, as well as light. This could give you smooth, rippleless water, or light trails down a highway, or epic night and astro shots where there would technically be very little light “in real life”. Slow shutter speeds can ALSO convey a sense of speed with motion blur.
Decided on using Panning with a slower shutter to show movement or speed in the photo. Here are some examples as well as the submitted one.
