well i figured since everyone else is posting some, i would too!
just one though comments welcome but go easy....this was my first attempt at night photography

 

i would move your parked car in the street before someone hits it.

 

Clean. A couple tips on the photography: use a longer shutter speed for night shots, like at least 10 seconds. It lets more light in and makes the overall picture easier to see. Check it out:

 

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i just parked it there for the shoot

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that was using 1-2 second shutter....what f stop were you using for a 10 second exposure?

 

koo pics man, i love night pics.

 

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The shot comes out bright if you set the shutter speed to 10s, aperature to 2, and have decent lighting in the parking lot.

 

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I believe the settings were, shutter=10 sec., f8.0, ISO=50.

 

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ahhh...i was using 400 speed film (not digital, scanned that pic). shutter was like 1-2 seconds w/ f 5-8

 

Very nice, This is my favorite night shot of my old car :

 

 

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beautiful shot!