How to take Photos at Night

Paologozzi

Thanks for suggestions, I'm living above the norvegian arctic circle, I bought my new DSLR yesterday and the sun is goin to disappear in a couple of weeks and comes back the 7th january....
And after 30 years of pics without tripod I'will start to use it :-)

Elianehaykal

Fantastic images, thanks for writing this blog - very useful.

Marilyngould

Your images are fabulous, thanks for the helpful tips!

Magsellen

Thank you I found this very usfull

Holgs

Thanks for the tips. btw did you finsih your world tour??? or still traveling.

I'm still traveling - haven't uploaded too much lately because I've been in places with really bad internet connections, but I'm now in Buenos Aires catching up on some work. My upload que should be full again pretty soon!

Ongchangwei

Thanks, this is a good tips.

Picstudio

really usefull tips. Thanx for sharing.

Linqong

Thank you for your experience!!!

Asyan

Thank you for the tips!

Cleaper

Excellent article thank you! I've just upgraded from the e-400 to the E-30 and I'm really happy with it so far.

Fultonsphoto

Another piece of advice, a strong sturdy tripod can double as a good deterrent :0)

Holgs

Thanks for all the comments! Maybe another bit of advice should be: Go out with friends! In most places there's plenty to photograph in places that are perfectly safe - but I must say the photo from the Quito Old Town wasn't one of them. Walking back (alone!) probably wasn't the smartest thing - still it all went well!

Fultonsphoto

I love night/twilight shots but tend to not go out with my camera at night :0(

Wildmac

Fantastic images! Thanks for the tips. I've had a go at taking our local powerstation at night (I live in a small town so no great cityscapes) and they came out better than I expected. Twilight is definitely a great time to take them. :0)

Littledesire

Great photos and very useful blog, Holger! Thanks for the advises!

Doogiexxxx

thanks for the tip

Gaja

Very useful, especially since we in Scandinavia are entering the dark season. In december we will hardly see the sun at all. The few hours of light that are left then are all twilight :)

Davidwatmough

A very informative post and very fine images and clearly excellent in the market place. David

smartview27

Beautiful images! Night has many things to say!
Regards,
Dragos

Gyeah

Thank you, for your time to write this beautiful articles.

Davidwatmough

Absolutely first class advice and wonderful images. The only thing you dont say [ but do imply ] is that you need to be good with Photoshop in order to merge images ! David.

Patl

Great blog. Very informative as I also shoot with the Olympus e system. I have an E-3 with an E-510 backup and a 12-60 SWD lens and a 50-200 SWD lens. It is a great system.
       for the information

Frantab01

fantastic article, thanks so much for the link, you've got great pics :)

Antoinettew

I have read your article with the most interest as I use an Olympus DSRL and I am always struggeling with the exposure when taking pictures at that time of night. But than I must admit I am not always carrying a tripod or a beanbag with me. Thanks for this useful information. Your photo's are wonderful!

Melonstone

Very useful blog and great "dusk" images - love the water reflections.

Justmeyo

Very beautiful images,thanks for tips also,best wishes

Creativei

Thanks for the tips. btw did you finsih your world tour??? or still traveling.

Mani33

Wonderful photos! Thanks for the tips, cheers ;)

Irisangel

Excellent! Thanks for the tips, your images are amazing!