Blur motion creates a photo in which some form of motion is apparent, but the background and/ or other things surrounding it are blurry due to shutter speed while capturing the apparent motion. Simply set your shutter speed to about 40, and take a photo of anything going faster than average running speed. or, set your shutter speed for a longer time (a few seconds at least) and photograph any light moving around in your frame. This style of photo is very fun and easy in my opinion. I got both of these images on my first try.

Freeze motion is a little harder, but still fun, with the same basic concept. Object is moving, but this time you want to get the full image in sharp quality. As you can see, I had some problems in this challenge. The photo of the volleyball player is grainy, and doesn’t have good quality, because I had to raise the ISO to get the lighting I needed. the one of the girl and the water (actually one of my siblings) I couldn’t quite get the desired outcome because my shutter speed would not go past a certain speed without showing a completely black image (keep in mind I have a very old camera, you shouldn’t have this problem).