Take your night and low-light photography to the next level!
There's a whole other side to photography that many people shy away from?night photography. But if you can master just a few techniques and settings, you can harness the power of night photography and excel at photographing subjects in low-light environments.
The Night Photography Book, award-winning landscape, astro, and aerospace photographer Erik Kuna has created a comprehensive guide to mastering the art of night photography. This book covers all the essential techniques and tips that you need to know to capture stunning night photographs, including astrophotography, Milky Way landscapes, light streaks, light painting, and shooting in low-light environments.
The Night Photography Book is an essential resource for taking your night photography skills to the next level.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Why Night Photography?
Chapter 2: The Gear
Chapter 3: Settings
Chapter 4: Planning Your Shots
Chapter 5: Shooting in Low Light
Chapter 6: Astrophotography
Chapter 7: Light Painting
Chapter 8: Nighttime Cityscapes
Chapter 9: Night Portraits
Chapter 10: Star Trails, Timelapses, and More
Chapter 11: Night Photography on a Phone
Chapter 12: Shooting for Post
Chapter 13: Post-Processing
Chapter 14: Printing and Sharing
Chapter 15: Photo Recipes
Chapter 16: Final Thoughts
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Erik Kuna is an award-winning landscape, astro, and aerospace photographer based out of Tampa, Florida. He is also a training instructor with KelbyOne, specializing in Milky Way, astro, aviation, and landscape photography. He teaches hundreds of thousands of photographers online and in person each year. He also teaches at conferences and events around the world, such as the Nightscapers Conference, Photoshop World, the Lightroom Conference, B&H's OPTIC, Imaging USA, NAB, the Night Photo Summit, and other regional events. He's the co-host, along with Scott Kelby, of the influential weekly photography show ?The Grid.? With over 25 years of professional photography experience, Erik has seen it all and is ready to share the tips and tricks he's learned along the way to get you capturing the Milky Way and other night scenes in ways you never thought possible.