Slow shutter speeds if used with panning can create motion blur, panning is done by focusing on a single moving object/person while they are in motion, if done correctly it can produce a feeling of movement in the photo.
Fast Shutter Speed
Fast shutter speeds are good at catching in-the-moment photos, used for high speed movements, commonly used for freezing an action.
A wide aperture makes the foreground objects sharper and the background all blurry, its a good method of emphasis and is useful when a background is distracting or boring. (no one likes boring backgrounds imma right?)
Narrow Aperture
a narrow aperture keeps objects in the photo crisp and detailed, this makes it good for landscaping and technically any other type of photo.
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