Night photography

This is the second edition, so this is the updated edition, so somebody's gonna win that today on the show.

You can also get it over on Amazon, and another book you can get over on Amazon, the Night Photography book, which I wrote for people who wanna get into night photography, but it's always been a little challenge.

You can go, uh, win that today, but you can get that over on Amazon as well.

We're also giving away a copy of ON1 NoNoise 2027.

Yeah.

Well, uh, first we have the iPhone photography book, and that is going to Jerry Adabo.

We also have the night photography book.

That's going to Tina Ide.

So we're gonna be giving that away as well.

So, uh, then we're also giving away a copy of my Night Photography book, which this is a genre that tends to be a little bit more complex than easy, but at the end of the day, still the simplicity of it is what makes it great, and that's why I wrote the book, because it is a complex topic, but I try to keep it simple.

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So that's what that book's all about.

I like what you're doing, where you're...

Well, the one thing I love that you're doing is you're putting something in your foreground that makes it not just about the Milky Way.

'Cause that's actually the worst with night photography or M- Milky Way or, especially 'cause these are all Milky Way photography, is you, you think that the Milky Way is what's gonna carry your photo.

And that's like death to a picture, right? Um, I would say with these, this one like ...