If we handle night scenes with moderate long exposure , it may turn out to be too blueish (depends on the light source. The street light that projects a warmth color has certainly help to neutralize the strong blue tint and added with a better dimension. I have chosen this angle because that was what my 28mm lens maximum can cover with all the elements I wish it to be included. The shot was shooting at ground level, operates in self timer, RAW mode.

Adding a strong colored sign board at he side of the composition may project the same topic with a different feel. As each individual may has a different approach how to portray with even the same picture subject/topic. Here, I would suggest you all to try different angles, lens setting (such as Fisheye, ultrawide etc.) and/or varying picture composition for a different visual. I had tried to burst with a small on camera flash, hoping to brighten the leaves of the tree in a moderately long exposure. Well, it failed with over exposing tree trunk / sign board where the background (Twin Towers) has also turned out to be too dark for my liking. I am using a portable Canon Pro1 digital compact body, shot in RAW mode (ASA 50) in a typical 1/2 sec to 1 sec. exposure. The camera has a limiting f/8.0 aperture where I can't do much to expend the depth of field. May be those of you who may own a better hardware could deliver a better job here.