First of all, I'd like you to meet the couple that couldn't choose where to eat out on Friday Night in Dublin, Ireland.

Nite time treasure hunt - image 1 - student project

(1/100 f1.8 ISO 400)

They were so transfixed in their conversation, they didn’t notice me snapping multiple angles of their interaction. As seen in the outtakes below.

They were lit up by a menu, used a sigma art 18-35, my first decent lense.

Speaking of firsts, I think this was the first time I used lightroom too. Was a photoshop girl till now. Had fun trying out all the color options and even used the blemish remover on skin and for some cat hairs off of the man's jacket.

One thing I've noticed consistently while out shooting for this project; it's harder to focus in the dark. Much harder. A lot of my photos turned out blurry. I've tried a few things to focus easier like auto focus on a subject and then change to manual so that general location is sharp - but the wide open aperature isn't forgiving.

This one was surprisingly quirky, I like how the man's face is lit, and even tho I haven't attained total sharpness here, but I think the moment is worthy of being posted here. Temple Bar, Dublin. Nite time treasure hunt - image 2 - student project

(1/125 f1.8 ISO800)

This one, I'm not sure why I felt compelled to photograph, but it's there. Taken just a few steps away from the couple that couldn't choose where to eat.

Nite time treasure hunt - image 3 - student project

(1/100 f1.8 ISO400)

Bloopers/outtakes

Just look at them, so animated. It's adorable, I can't even.

Nite time treasure hunt - image 4 - student project

(1/100 f1.8 ISO400)

Nite time treasure hunt - image 5 - student project (6" F10) - didn't use a tripod, so I rested the camera on the bridge.. literally living on the edge.

Nite time treasure hunt - image 6 - student project (1/50 f1.8) cute couples

Talia Green

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