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You don’t need a dark room in order to make a background completely dark!

The reason why this photo came out as it did, is because of the camera settings: The camera was set to ISO 100, with f/9.0 aperture and 1/200 second shutter time. Set your camera to precisely those settings, and take a photo indoors, without using a flash. Even in a relatively well-lit room, that will result in a very dark photo indeed. Check out the rest of the article at http://www.pixiq.com/article/darkening-a-room

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