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Night Shots
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With night photography, the photographer discovers the challenges of working in low-light conditions. Two options are: provide additional artificial light (eg: flash), or increase exposure of the camera's light sensitive surface (film or sensor) to the available light. The latter option involves increasing the camera aperture and/or increasing the time the shutter remains open. With a small digital camera, this usually means selecting from one or more of the camera's "night" programmed settings. Photographing movement at night may present opportunities to create dramatic or artistic effects. Wikipedia contains an informative item on " Night Photography".	Source: http://www.morguefile.com
A sample of DIG members' photographs of "night shots" are shown below. (A larger image can be viewed by clicking on a thumbnail below, then click on the browser BACK button to return to this page.)