"Art Movement – New York City<br /> <br /> Happy accidents are a remarkable thing, and in this case gave me one of my all-time favorite New York images.  Taken several years ago inside the Museum of Modern Art, I was trying to capture the bustle of the crowd in contrast to the stillness of the art.  Tripods aren't allowed, so I was doing my very best to hold still in the low light when this woman stopped and framed herself perfectly on the giant abstract canvas and stayed there transfixed for enough time for me to snap a few frames.<br /> <br /> Pro Tip:  How can you get your pictures sharper (especially in low-light when the shutter speed is slow)?<br /> <br />        1)   Tuck your elbows in tight to your chest and hold the eyepiece firmly against your head to create a ""tripod"" with your own body. Exhale, and then gently press the shutter.<br />        2)   If you can, rest even a small part of your camera (or your own body) on a wall or railing for extra stability.<br />        3)   Turn on burst mode if your camera has one and take several shots.  Zoom in tight and you'll find that one of your shots will almost always be sharper than the others based on the natural sway of your body.<br /> <br />  ISO 400, 28mm, f/10, 1/3s exposure."
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