In terms of equipment, I really like the Yongnuo YN 560-III, the main reason is the integrated radio trigger. It takes practice, but it is not difficult to master. I think you have much better control by dialling in the power of your speedlights manually, rather than letting the camera figure it out. My personal preference is to do it manually. Every moment is different and sometimes your key light will be your flash, and other times you’ll be using it just to fill. The key to doing this is to practice and learn how to manage and balance ratios. That extra pop of light will make your subjects come alive and stand out. Cityscapes and lights trails are certainly compelling propositions, but when it comes to capturing street life there is no better way than with the aid of flash. All kind of photos are possible during this time. Some places are meant to be enjoyed at night. If you encounter a similar condition, the use of flash will not only make a big difference, but could also be the reason you get the shot at all. Despite being close to a window, it was way too dark to photograph, even at high ISO. This artisan from the Hmong minorities in North Vietnam was working his craft inside his house where no lights are available.
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