By Set your camera to manual mode and use a tripod to shoot long exposures, capturing more light and detail in low-light conditions. Experiment with exposures from 10 seconds up to several minutes for creative results.
Choose a wide aperture like f/2.8 or f/4 to allow maximum light into the lens, and set your ISO between 800-3200 depending on the scene. Check your histogram to ensure a balanced exposure.
Compose your shots thoughtfully, using elements like silhouettes, light trails, and the night sky to create compelling images. Include a strong foreground interest and consider the rule of thirds.
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