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  1. Just pinned this post because your pictures are absolutely fantastic!! I took a photo of the eiffel tower at night and it’s hands down one of my favorite pictures ever!! I love the shot you took of big ben with the london eye in the back – gorgeous girl! xo, Biana –BlovedBoston

  2. Great tips! I love night photography as well… especially during Blue Hour right before it gets completely dark. This last trip, I brought my tripod with me and it was great! I thought I would be the only one but in Salzburg, we saw 2-3 other people walking around in the dark tripod in hand 🙂 Thanks for linking up on Travel Tuesday 🙂

  3. you are seriously the queen of night photography. and travel photography in general. i just cant even begin to tell you how amazing these are!

  4. As always your photos are amazing but at night – this takes talent! Mine always come out SO terrible at night so I’m definitely saving these tips!

  5. I really struggle with photography. I love it, and I’m rarely caught without my camera, but I tend to take horrible pictures. The other night we were all out in the yard playing and I was really trying to get pictures of the kids by the fire, but they all turned out terrible. Next time I’ll try these tips. I have REALLY shaky hands, making almost any task requiring the slightest bit of steadiness even more difficult. I’m always setting my camera down to take pictures, but had never considered propping up the lens so you couldn’t see my prop. This will help me so much, thank you!

  6. These photos are beautiful! And thank you so much for the fabulous tips. I too have pinned this so that I can use it as a reference for when I try!

  7. Your pictures are incredible! Of the three cities, I’ve only been to London and the way you captured Big Ben is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!

  8. Those tips are really helpful, thank you so much for sharing! I love taking pictures at night as well, but I hate carrying around a tripod. My boyfriend is master in propping up the camera in the weirdest places, and I often worry that it might slip out of his hands and down the bridge/wall/window…:D

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