Streets On Fire

I've never really done a lot with long exposures, and what better way to experiment on 4th of July. Definitely an unforgettable and wild one. Had an 8 hour shift to end up spending the whole night with the homies. The craziest thing was that on the way home we got pulled over by the police, basically because they believed we were driving a stolen car. Insane. Good thing they were understanding and our alibi pulled through.
Maybe I should actually talk about my photography. Well to drop a little background knowledge, I've been using a Nikon N2020, which was my father's but let me have and I've fallen in love with it. It has its pros and cons, but overall I can't complain and wish I had the funds to use it daily. In the previous post (Everything Is Sound), I had the opportunity to shoot with a Nikon 90S, which a friend of my father's let me borrow. It definitely has a different feel, and I feel like it would be the sort of camera I would use in a formal setting. The N2020 definitely is for more casual use. Hopefully my uncle will let me buy the 90S off of him! Until then, I'll just be putting work into becoming comfortable with both.