[nmcleod1993]

Not sure if this is the right place to post for the night shots (I've never posted here before) but here are two from Budapest

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[Sepp]

This shot is from one of my photo-walks around Stanley Park at Vancouver. Lions Gate Bridge is always nicely lit and Grouse mountain ski resort can be seen on the background mountain.
Taken with Pentax K03 and Sigma 24-70mm f2.8

[Aaron28]

that's really nice

[sstrijak]

This was the last hour of the party to celebrate a settlement on a new block of land, most of people left, scared of late night, but for real deal, Night Time is the Right Time - and last standing got it!

Did not have my tripod - taken off a camp chair. And it was ted bit windy - trees blurry, but we had a fantastic time and hope picture tells it!

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[WPRESTO]

Not exactly Big Ben by night.

[Hattifnatt]

Moonscape

[dfromal]

[jcdoss]

Through the train window in some sleepy Kansas town in the middle of the night.


Night Train taken with Sony NEX-6 and Pentax-M 35/2 by Jason Doss, on Flickr

[WPRESTO]

I've posted other versions of this street last year. Late evening, not quite night, no tripod, so it's hand held at high ISO. Malta.

[NS_Sailor]

From the cottage deck

[StephenHampshire]

One from Saturday - I was cooking on this train but jumped ship early to take this shot

[mtux]

x-posting from DA18-135 thread.

[Paleo Pete]

I dug up the neon thread a few days ago for this one, thought it might be good here too

[WPRESTO]

From the cottage deck

Nice the way the Big Bear stands out. BTW: I found taking multiple shorter exposures, then stacking them, yielded an image with better night-sky contrast (brighter stars against a deep black background). Astrophotographers routinely use this method, but they use devoted stacking programs, not Zerene, SFAIK.