National Parks at Night

Awe-inspiring mountains and some of the world's largest trees, and you can photograph them all at night, with us. A spot just opened for our workshop in Sequoia National Park! Register now before it gets away. npan.co/sequ2021

Want help with night photography? Learning new gear? Post-production? Whatever you need, we're here! Or there! One-on-one assistance available virtually or on location. Visit npan.co/tutoring.

Tonight on NPAN Conversations, Gabe broadcasts live from the Texas Photographic Society's "At Night" photo exhibit. Join the fun at 5 p.m. ET at npan.co/instagram or on Instagram @nationalparksatnight.

We're going big in Texas! Specifically, at the Texas Photographic Society's 'At Night' exhibit, which opens tomorrow. Gabe is presenting "Journey into the Night" and leading a one-night workshop to Marfa. And the work of FOUR of our workshop alums is in the show. Congrats to Shari Hunt, Michael Matthews, Priscilla Spencer and Ashton Thornhill! More info at texasphoto.org/at-night.

OK, so who shot the lunar eclipse? We want to see images! And we want to hear stories! Feel free to share here or by tagging us on Instagram (@nationalparksatnight).

Tonight on #BlogChat, Matt welcomes Lance to talk about Alfonso Garcia Sanchez' post-war night photography book about Madrid. 8 p.m. ET

Tonight's the big night! The supermoon total lunar eclipse. (For those in the western US, Australia, western South America or southeast Asia, anyway). Four tips: 1. Use PhotoPills to figure out where the moon will be, and plan accordingly. 2. In the darker phase, use an exposure that shows the red moon but also allows for star points. Probably in the 5- to 20-second range, depending on the lens.... 3. Put something in the foreground. 4. Read our blog post from 2019: npan.co/bglunar

In 45 minutes (2 p.m. ET), join Tim and Chris for an OPTIC Imaging Conference night photo review! Register for free at bhoptic.com.

ONE HOUR LEFT to submit your night photos for this afternoon's OPTIC Imaging Conference image review with Chris Nicholson and Tim Cooper. Email a JPG to [email protected] by 9 a.m. ET.

Want a free image review of your night photo? Join Tim and Chris at 2pm ET tomorrow for an OPTIC Imaging Conference pre-event. Images due by 9am! See the graphic for more info.

Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and now Zion! As of a few days ago, all five national parks in Utah have been named international dark-sky parks. In this weekend's blog post, we offer a photo-essay tribute to these amazing night-sky spaces. npan.co/bgutah

Today from 1-2:30 p.m. ET, see National Parks at Night's Matt Hill tell how to "Make Amazing Milky Way Panos," hosted by Novoflex. Free online presentation! More info at www.bigmarker.com//Make-Amazing-Milky-Way-Panos-with-Matt-.

Join National Parks at Night's Tim Cooper and Chris Nicholson online for the OPTIC Imaging Conference's Night Photography Image Review, next Tuesday, June 8, at 2 p.m. ET. To enter your photos, register for the conference at bhoptic.com.

On the heels of our PhotoPills workshop in Joshua Tree, NPAN alum Suzanne Lovett created this amazing image in Yosemite, and promptly won PHOTOPILLER OF THE DAY! Congrats, Suzanne!

Omgosh, can you believe it? The Night Photo Summit starts TOMORROW! Got your ticket? Register now and join us for a fun-filled weekend of night photography inspiration and education, camaraderie and community. www.nightphotosummit.com

We're pretty excited about this weekend's Night Photo Summit. We just released the final version of the schedule, and we couldn't be happier with all the speakers and the talks they're presenting. Check it out! See this page for the full list or to download the PDF: npsummit.live/2021schedule

Tonight on #BlogChat, Matt talks to Gabe about his recent blog post on using film for night photography. Special time: 9:30 p.m. ET For some, film is a technological relic. But for others, it's an artistic medium to be celebrated and continually employedeven (especially?) at night. Tonight we expand on Gabe's blog post, and explores the why and how of shooting night on film. Read the original post at: https://npan.co/bgfilm