No flash

Well take a lamp and remove the lamp shade. Use a lot of 'em if you have to and it'll work! I do it all the time! lol the results are usually pretty cool lookin as well. and you can control the shadows and what not. Or you can go and buy a cheap lizard light from your local hardware store. >^^< I hope that helped!

~suppi

 

Is the camera film or digitial?

If it's a film camera, you can buy higher speed film (up to 1000) for lower light conditions. Honestly, I'd second the lamp suggestions, make sure the bulbs are 100watts, preferably white.

 

For outside the weird yellow ones that are covered on the back side... (go to a hardware store and ask about a car light or a mechanics light) it's really odd lookin' but has a long cord and works wonders! (get a few though!) And the best part about those is you can use them indoor and out door... they just get really hot so be careful!

~suppi

 

I use lamps often, but if you're really into photography a hand held flash is a great investment.