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Take pictures in lowlight
This can be at night, inside, in the shade
Use a tripod, or change your ISO or use one of the other anti-blur techniques
You can be creative with blur too if you want

Post three.

The goal of this assignment is to use the techniques we learned to get decently exposed, non blurry, photos in low light situations:
Tripod!
Shutter release
Delay shutter
Second shot
Breathing method
Wider angle
Improvised tripods

Remember the rule of thumb for choosing your shutter speed:
1/focal length
Longer lens=> higher shutter speed
Good rule of thumb: 1/60th at 2.8 is lowest threshold (reduces hand holding shake)
Ideally 1/250th(reduces people moving shake)