The below image is of The Exposure Triangle, which is used to help understand aperture, shutter speed and ISO. As the aperture is increased the depth of field changes, affecting how much of the shot is in focus. Less exposure equals to a large depth of field while more exposure equals shallow depth of field.
Adjusting the shutter speed changes how moving subjects are recorded and affects how camera-shake is recorded.
These are some of the photos that I took today with the ISO at 400, so the image was much more clear 
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