Shutter Drag (Night)
Set your shutter to 1/15 or slower. ISO low (400 or under). Aperture to taste - f/5.6 is a reasonable start. Fire the flash. The flash freezes your subject. The slow shutter drags the ambient light - headlights, neon, street lamps - into streaks behind them.
Hand-hold deliberately. A small amount of camera movement adds to the effect. Too much and you lose your subject entirely.
Watch for: light sources in the background - the more the better. Moving traffic. Wet streets double everything.
The point: still subject, chaotic world. It's a good metaphor and it looks brilliant.
Shutter: 1/15 or slower | ISO: 400 or under | Aperture: f/5.6 | Flash: manual 1/8
Find a busy street at night with neon or traffic. Make 20 shutter drag exposures.