englishmart:
these your pictures were taken long time ago

englishmart:
shey the place I snap na Gombe?

Brymo:
I don't want to swear, but i don't understand, ko yé mi.

englishmart:
if you speak English, finish am with English. Wetin be ko ye mi?

englishmart:
exactly. Do you work there?

manny4life:


Really discouraging, Abuja of all places? Nigeria can't compete at all, we have a long way to go.

mikron:
have u been to abj before?

NaLaugh:


False.

Certainly, Nigeria's power problems aren't arguable. I lived in Nigeria a long time ago, so I know.
However, the power issue has very little to do with this particular case. It has everything to do with proper night time photography technique.

I'll give you a personal example. About 7 or 8 years ago, I took the dark, blurry image below with a DSLR camera at night, for a college photography class.
I parked on the overpass, put my hazard lights on, and attempted a quick shot of the Boston skyline.

Safe to say that attempt failed woefully. Why? Because I knew little about proper image capture at the time, and my settings were bad. It doesn't mean Boston has a power problem.

The bad pic is my failed attempt, and the second is someone else' image of the same place, from the same place, at night. I hope my statement makes more sense now.

suyamasta:
Nop i used to do things around there, what about you you work there?

jaykaylegend:
I've been wishing to get myself on that WTC building every time I pass through there,, are you working there??

Emmatdayo:
wat is this 1 saying, am sure u hav never been to abj

mikron:
im not THIS ONE, and for ur info i live in the heart of Abuja. GARKI

englishmart:
yeah! I do

MDsambo:



Every sh*t oil money

wats wrong wit yhu guys?

Emu4life:
u wan kill urself??

deloon:

Yeah. It makes more sense.
But the pic you took is terrible. I wonder why you would keep it for such a long time. Although it serves as a perfect example to your point.

englishmart:
No need for any setting-up. If I didn't need that in the day pictures, then I shouldn't need it for the night pictures either. Besides, I was standing at a very high level.

Preye1599:
but this one is even 50times better than bayelsa

kenonze:




Haba.
This is a satellite town of Abuja just like the OP stated.
This is not the main Abuja City.


Marry ur dictionary

NaLaugh:


Since the human eye and a camera lens work exactly the same way, by your above logic, I'll assume you drive your car at night without a need for headlights.

You don't need headlights during the day, so why should you need them at night?

Your ISO and shutter speed controls are how you get additional light into your shot. Assuming you're using a camera with manual controls, that is.

If not, then you're limited to the auto-settings of your camera phone or other point and shoot cameras. Most of which aren't really capable of such night shots. Which I assume is the problem you're facing.

suyamasta:
ok thats cool but any vacancy for a job seeker?

englishmart:
I don't think so

englishmart:
this one don carry Gwagwa idu karmo come here. I don dey abuja before you o.

manny4life:


What's my business with Bayelsa?

Abuja is our capital not Bayelsa, if after all the billions that's being spent and continually being budgeted annually for our famous Abuja and the city still looks like this, then there's trouble.