How to take great photos in low light

[Christina-NYC]

@brunotag This looks great! Thanks for sharing!

[Christina-NYC]

@zafahim This is a beautiful shot, thank you for sharing!

[Christina-NYC]

@RussKH these are great photos taken during nighttime! The wet streets definitely add to the glow of the evening lights. Thank you for sharing!

[skattuma]

set the camera on mf manuel focus

[zafahim]

@Christina-NYC thank you madam 

[KlaudiyaG]

Wow @TravelNotes, I don't know which is more amazing, your photo or the sunset itself. 🙂 All I can say is bravo and thank you for sharing this gorgeous picture with us!

[TravellerG]

Many wonderful shots... Appreciate all contributors... Thanks dear all.

Hi @Christina-NYC, I fully agree with and appreciate your tips - Great! 

Can I add a point more, Please?

After proper framing & focussing, 'Take a deep breath, Hold, & then Click' & release the breath'. This can still reduce further shake [this is equally applicable, for any (camera & mobile) shots, as well].

I too wish to contribute few shots, both hand held & stand photos.

1. Stand Photo on DSLR (Sony) of Mysore Palace, during Dasera (2018)

2. Hand held, Mobile

3. Hand held, DSLR (Zoomed)

Thanks

[Anonymous]

  A great piece of advice @TravellerG.

Even great pro photographers under pressure 

can bypass this simple advice of yours.

Thank you.

[TravellerG]

Thanks dear friend, @Anonymous, Yes, I have been meticulously doing this; also, I teach the same thing, in my classes. I don’t know, how much this point will be appreciated in this platform.

Thanks for your response,

Regs

[Neminath]

@Christina-NYC Woow, nice photos and guide. Thanks for sharing.