You'll want a camera that lets you adjust how much light and movement you can capture. Doing nighttime photography requires you to be in control of these changes, rather than relying on a camera's automatic mode. You may also use a film SLR camera. While these cameras will take nice pictures at night, they are more difficult to use. Digital SLRs now provide the same capabilities as film cameras, so make a choice depending on your preferences. Lens size, or focal length, is measured in millimeters. Wide-angle lenses have smaller focal lengths than typical lenses, ranging from about 35 to 10 mm. Wide-angle lens allow you to let in more light in order to capture broader scenes than the naked eye. This makes them perfect for nighttime photography. Wide-angle lens are especially recommended when shooting the night sky. It's important to keep your camera as stable as possible when taking pictures at night. Because you'll be experimenting with the amount of time your shutter remains open to let in light, you'll need an extremely still camera. This will minimize any blurriness to give you sharp and clear images. If you're going to be doing a lot of walking to reach your spot, try a lightweight aluminum tripod. If you're concerned about your camera's stability, purchase a large and sturdy carbon-fiber tripod. Be aware that these tripods are both heavier and more expensive than alternatives. When you push the button on your camera to take a shot, you create a small amount of vibration. To avoid this movement, use a cable or wireless remote that allows you to push the button from a distance. If you don't have a cable or remote shutter release, use your camera's self-timer feature. This will allow you to engage the shot and then step away from the camera. It's important that you're able to see when you travel to your chosen spot and set up your equipment. If you're in total darkness, a flashlight is essential for safety. Your flashlight may also work as an external flash bulb. You can shine it on your subject to help your camera focus on that subject.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera with manual mode. Use a wide-angle lens. Invest in a tripod. Consider using a shutter release cable or remote. Bring a flashlight or headlamp.

Q: Most states require people performing electrolysis to be licensed or certified. Even if your state doesn't require it, look for a certification from an electrology school before undergoing treatment. Electrolysis is relatively non-invasive but there are some risks involved. Electrolysis involves inserting a needle into each hair follicle and emitting an electric current to damage and ultimately destroy it. Electrolysis using a needle to kill hair follicles is the only electrolysis method that will prevent further hair growth in the future. Look online for reviews of local electrologists, then contact them to ask about their credentials. If the electrologist says they use electronic tweezers or photoepilators, you should choose someone else, because these methods have proven to not be permanent or last longer than normal tweezing. Once you find an electrologist, make an appointment for a consultation. At your appointment, the electrologist should go over the procedure with you, answer any of your questions, and discuss how many sessions will be required in order to reach your hair removal goals. Make sure you feel comfortable in the environment and discuss any concerns you may have with the electrologist. Most electrolysis clinics offer free consultations. Ask how much each session costs, how long they last, and how long the practitioner or electrologist has been conducting these procedures. Prior to your first electrolysis appointment, avoid shaving, waxing or plucking the hair you intend to have removed. The electrolysis procedure requires the hair to be at the surface in order to locate and penetrate each hair follicle. Removing your hair can make that difficult. Electrolysis is usually done in small areas at once, so you can continue to shave or wax areas that will not be treated until a later session. You will likely need to return for a number of treatments, depending on the amount of hair you are having removed and the area of your body. As you have the hair removed via electrolysis, it should be permanently arrested, preventing any further growth from the treated hair follicles. You will likely need to apply a cream with antiseptic to each treated area after your sessions to soothe it and prevent infection. Electrolysis can be mildly painful, but shouldn't be overwhelming. If you experience extreme discomfort, make sure to address it with the practitioner.
A: Search for a licensed electrologist in your area. Get a consultation. Refrain from temporary forms of hair removal for one to two weeks. Complete your scheduled treatments.

Article: The above spices are just one combination that works well together. There are lots of spices that work well in a pickling liquid for onions. Here are just a few: Fresh whole garlic. A little goes a long way, but who doesn't like the combination of garlic and onion? Simply divine. Fresh ginger. Cuts through the acidity with its distinctive taste. Bay leaf. Dried bay leaf has a smoky, fresh complexity. Fresh herbs. Experiment with rosemary, oregano, marjoram, or tarragon, among many others. Juniper berries. Fruity, spicy, complex. These berries give gin their distinctive taste. Star anise. Great substitute for or addition to cloves. Mustard seed. This seed adds a bit of smoky tang to the onions. along with your onions to give them a distinctive pink color. If you've only got yellow or white onions, but still want that distinctive pink color in your onions, beets are your friend. They've got a natural red dye that's close to flavorless. And did we mention they taste excellent, too? The traditional English approach to pickled onions is to use smaller yellow onions, or shallots, and then keep them whole. Malt vinegar is generally used instead of apple cider or sherry vinegar. Give it a go for a different culinary experience.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose different spices for your pickling juice. Pickle beets Pickle your onions whole for a traditional English variety of the recipe.

Article: A slow song will be easiest for you to sync your movements when dancing. Consider something romantically themed or significant to your partner, like a favorite song. Some DJs accept requests. Requesting a song and asking when that song will be played will help you time your approach. Make full eye contact with you dance partner. Ask her if she would like to dance, but try to make your request in a way that is true to yourself. This will let her know that this is a special moment you want to share with her. You might ask: May I have the pleasure of this dance? I would be honored if you would do me the pleasure of having this dance. There's no one else I'd rather dance with. Shall we? It's important that you respect her decision, no matter the outcome. Just as it was difficult for you to ask, it will likely be difficult for her to refuse and hurt your feelings. If you notice hesitation, try to be graceful, and never force yourself on your partner. It can alleviate a lot of stress if you come up with a backup plan before making your request. Approach a friend you are comfortable with and explain your situation. If your friend is willing to be your backup, even if you get shot down, you can still have a blast on the dance floor. Be careful not to lead on your friend romantically. Some may have hidden feelings with you, and if this is the case, they may interpret your request as insensitive. Hold out your hand to escort her to the dance floor. Wait until she takes your hand, walking slightly ahead of her to lead her to your spot on the floor.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose your moment. Request a dance. Wait for her response. Take the floor.