1. Shutter
speed

2. Shutter Button Shutter The outside lens with the adjustable
Speed on the mask.
The device sitting in between the lens
And the image sensor.
Shutter

3. Shutter speed is what you want to change when you want to show movement in your picture or when you want to take an incredibly clear shot, a moment in time, without any blur of movement at all. 
The slower the shutter speed is, the more movement the camera will capture.

4. Amount of time Light hits the sensor

5. Measured In fractions of seconds: the larger the number the faster it is.

7. Am I shooting A Still or Moving Image
It took a shutter speed of 1/1000 to freeze those storks (image by Amir Taran)

8. WHICH ZOOM TO USE?
Zoom Effects Blur

9. Image Stabilizer
WHAT will YOU use
For STABILITY
Cable Release
Tripod

10. DYNAMIC or STATIC
Image by Itai Belson (shutter speed - 1/100)

11. Shooting Stars

12. WATER FALLS
Image by Tony~M (shutter speed sec)

13. WATER Type: B&W Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000) Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 6 mm ISO Speed: Flash: Flash fired Exposure Bias: 0/10 EV Exposure Program: Manual

14. FLASH REAR SYNC
Flash pops at the end of exposure and freezes action.
Image by Banker12 (shutter speed - 1/125)

15. PANNING Camera follows a moving subject at a low shutter speed.
Image by WisDoc (shutter speed - 1/30)

16. Activity
Outside you will partner up in groups of 2 or 4 and take turns taking pictures using different shutter speeds.
Fast Shutter Speed
Each pair will take 5 pictures each then rotate.
Slow Shutter Speed
Each pair take 5 pictures each then rotate.
You can take more than 5 pictures just make sure everyone gets their amount in and you are back in on time.
* Be creative

19. ~ E. Banks