(Photo 强小小 )

Taking photographs at night (especially portraits) can be an arduous task, since the total absence of natural light makes it impossible to get consistently sharp pictures and detailed compositional elements.
But who ever said that photography is only made of perfectly exposed, sharp photos? If I am not mistaken the rules are learned in art only to be broken, and I think that photography falls perfectly in the field of 'art.
However, if you are looking for sound advice on how to take better photos of your night, you can read this interesting guide (in English) published on Photojojo.
These are some practical tips aimed at those who are not yet a professional photographic art and feels that there is always something to learn (like me for that matter).

The recommendations range from choosing the right settings on your camera, choosing the right setting, lighting conditions and background, in addition to those that are recommendations only direct action of the photographer.

Read the article at this address:
http://photojojo.com/content/photojojo-original/night-portrait-photography/