Quickly and Easily
Learn the Secrets of Taking
Jaw-Dropping Night Time Photos:
- How to turn dull photos into outstanding night landscapes at dawn – read page 34
- How to guarantee you take better action photos at nighttime games in sports stadiums – read page 22
- How to create depth at night time while keeping the shutter slow – read page 17
- A few simple steps to guarantee good photos of the Northern Lights – read page 19
- The secret of lightning photography – read page 32
- How you can take sharp night time photos of wildlife every time – read page 18
- A simple technique to focus your camera in the dark – read page 12
- The best way to take a romantic picture of the pre-dawn glow in the sky above the rising sun very early in the mornings – read page 34
- What to do to ensure the colors in your night time photos are accurate and realistic without giving yourself a headache! Read page 24
- The best way to take photos of fireworks at night – read page 11
- How to set your camera up to automatically take night time wildlife photos without you even being there! Read page 23
- The best way to take pictures of star constellations – read page 31
- Three critical techniques to take great photos of the moon at night – read page 30
- What exposure settings you should use at night to give clear photographs, without having to use harsh flash lighting – read page 13
- What makes a good subject for night time photography – read page 8
- Where to go to see great night time photos for inspiration – read page 36
- How to shoot architecture lit up at night – expert’s secrets revealed – read page 20
- How to take good night time portraits of people – and what lighting, if any, you should use – read page 13
- The best way to get magic streaks of light in a photo, like trails from car headlights or a sparkler being waved in the air – read page 10
- How to capture the soft, magic glimmer of moonshine – read page 30
- What gear you should buy to take stunning photos at night without breaking the bank – read page 10
- What equipment you need to shoot buildings at night – and why it doesn’t have to cost a fortune – read page 20
- What equipment you need to take a full-frame photo of the moon – read page 30
- How to stop people getting red eye in your photos – works every time – page 13
- How to stop ‘noise’ appearing in your photos – read page 14
- Should you use a tripod or not when taking photos at night – read page 10
Great stuff! It’s really helpful in all aspects of camera usage. If anyone has basic knowledge of photography, it’s a great book that takes it "back to the basics" as well as giving insight of how to manipulate your surroundings to create an image that is visually appealing.
Thank you so very much for your book. It will be one that I'll keep close by. I found all of the topics helpful.
PS. Keep up the great work
Your book was so helpful! For someone just getting started in photography, it was easy to follow, great to read & have some stunning pictures to keep me inspired & motivated. Thanks for the great information!
The information in your book is invaluable. There are some great tips and especially useful was the advice on shooting the Northern Lights as I am going to Norway soon. Well recommended book.
I am just a beginner and I found the book to be very helpful. I've learned so many new things from your book that I would not know where to begin! Thanks again for a great book.
The book is excellent. It’s full of good and appropriate information and tips. First class.
I found the information very good and helpful as well as being in plain English. Very useful.
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