Pictures taken outdoors of scenery, buildings etc, will often look best if taken in early morning or late afternoon . If the sun is directly overhead, strong shadows and too much contrast between light and dark areas can result. A film's ability to show detail in light and dark areas of an image is limited. Night pictures often look best when there is still just a little daylight available, shortly after sunset or just before sunrise. Use a tripod.
Tripods are indispensable for creative and night photography.
This image was made by painting with a flashlight . Tripods hold the camera motionless for night pictures and steady the camera when a long lens is used. This double exposure was made made entirely on camera. When a tripod is not available, cameras can be supported on any flat stable surface. Fenceposts, tables, walls etc.