Social Lights is a project by photographer Seymour Templar that's like a nighttime version of Joe Holmes' Texting series that we featured earlier this year. Templar documented social life in NYC by snapping portraits of people interacting with others through their cell phones. Each individual unwittingly helps out by lighting their own faces with their phone displays.
Photographer Yasuaki Segawa captured this incredible photograph of the Milky Way rising above …
Photographer Stephane Vetter managed to capture a …
Night photographer Ben Canales made this image by stacking together roughly 50 different …
This incredible time-lapse video was created using photos captured from the International Space Station at night. [It] begins over …
Time-lapse photographer Randy Halverson spent three months hunting thunderstorms at night in central …
It took six months of on and off shooting for photographer Colin Rich …
“Moonbows” are rainbows that appear at night under moonlight, and are difficult to …
Photographer Ben Canales created this great video tutorial teaching the basics of shooting the night sky. He goes over how to shoot quick test shots to set up your composition before discussing more in-depth tips and tricks for capturing the final shot, including the "Rule of 600".
Sit around long enough near an airport and you can shoot photos like these -- stacked long-exposure images that make airplanes look like fireflies streaking around the night sky. Flickr user Terence Chang visits various locations around the Bay Area to capture these photographs of San Francisco International Airport.
Between late 2010 and early 2011, photographer Dominic Boudreault visited Montreal, Quebec City, …
If you’ve been thinking of trying your hand at lunar photography, tomorrow night might present …
Alexandra Pacula paints beautiful oil paintings of cities at night that look like blurry, long-exposure photographs.
You don’t need fancy camera gear to capture beautiful images and video of the night sky. The above video …
Vimeo user ph dee went out to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park last night after hearing that it's a great place to watch meteor showers. After spending four hours shooting frames for a Perseid meteor shower timelapse video, he discovered that the heavy air traffic in the area dominated the scene.
On the same day I was experimenting with the light painting I described in a post …