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https://petrolicious.com/articles/the-chinese-lynk-co-cyan-concept-car-has-just-broken-two-nurburgring-lap-records


This article is a good representation of how you can make shutter speeds work to your advantage to convey speed or detail. Several of the images look blurred in the background with the car in focus giving the imitation of speed. Without this the car would just look like it was still on the track and the image wouldn’t make sense. The composition of the photos complements the car and points out details. Overall, shutter speeds can work to your advantage to capture the moment and make sense in the setting.

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