Fuji X-E2, 55-200mm, ISO 400, ƒ/7.1, 1/600 [3 images stitched together in PhotoShop CS6] Handheld
It is a Night and Day difference between these photos. Maybe we need to remember that saying next time we travel.
I find that few photos from the middle of the day stand up to dusk and nighttime photos.
Fuji X-E2, 55-200mm, ISO 6400, ƒ/11, 1/5 seconds [I stitched three images together, and the photo was shot on a tripod with a 2-second delay to eliminate camera shake]
There is a significant difference to me between the two photos.
Here are a couple of quick tips for shooting the nighttime shot.
Use Tripod
Use a cable release or shoot on delay [I used a 2-second delay]
Shooting ƒ/22 will give you a star effect around the lights. I shot at ƒ/11
Also, this is a great way to eliminate many of those pesty power lines
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