Night photography

112. Beaming down on the Boulder Bank

112. Beaming down on the Boulder Bank

The vacated frame and its variables: ghosting by pure moonlight

111. Power to the rock

111. Power to the rock

An industrial landscape at night; how lens choice affects star trails

109. Moonlit calm, Kaikoura

109. Moonlit calm, Kaikoura

Inshore study in gold and aqua under a full moon; ideal exposure and post-process rescue

108. John and Ilona by moonlight, Te Rewa Rewa

108. John and Ilona by moonlight, Te Rewa Rewa

Long exposure outdoor portraits: problems and solutions

106. Painted cove, Taupo

106. Painted cove, Taupo

Effective light painting with mixed sources, using very high ISO

105. Night tide at Kaikoura

105. Night tide at Kaikoura

Moonlit abstraction on the square; Light balance selection with mixed sources

104. Stony landscape, Taranaki

104. Stony landscape, Taranaki

A low angle on the plain and a karaka grove; company and constraint

103. Moonlit road to Gilbert’s

103. Moonlit road to Gilbert’s

Further along the road less travelled; sometimes your first shot is the best one, sometimes your only one.

101. Evening breeze, Waimeha Lagoon

101. Evening breeze, Waimeha Lagoon

Golden fluff in moonlit motion; creative control and its inevitable decisions

100. A road less travelled, by moonlight

100. A road less travelled, by moonlight

Warm colours from a sinking moon, plus colour contrast – but where’s the beef?

99. Moonlight multiplicity, Te Rewa Rewa

99. Moonlight multiplicity, Te Rewa Rewa

Self-portrait in gumboots, in a daylight effect; multiple personas using layers

98. Electric night, Golden Bay

98. Electric night, Golden Bay

Palms, balm and moonlit calm; the issue of personal safety and the usefulness of a lighting assistant

97. Nikau mates, Te Hapu moonlight

97. Nikau mates, Te Hapu moonlight

Vertical grace and green against a starry sky; the search for critical focus

95. Kaikoura evening

95. Kaikoura evening

Moon and artist’s cloud over no. 2 shellfish processing factory; wide angle and mixed lighting

94. Kaikoura moonrise

94. Kaikoura moonrise

Dramatic study in amber, green and blue; composition using the foreground in a classic thirds

93. Kapiti evening, heavy cloud

93. Kapiti evening, heavy cloud

Full moon, full cloud; adding foreground highlights with Incandescent and an LED torch

92. Stars over Mangarakau, Golden Bay

92. Stars over Mangarakau, Golden Bay

Streaks of unexpected colour on a moonless night; “It must be film!”

91. Half-lit shadows by the rising moon

91. Half-lit shadows by the rising moon

Simplicity and multiplicity; vertical frame with a wide angle

90. Purakaunui Falls by moonlight

90. Purakaunui Falls by moonlight

40-minute exposure by muted moonlight, where film still has the upper hand

87. Moonlit church, Waimea West

87. Moonlit church, Waimea West

Simple imagery; it pays to look around the back

86. Moonlit cemetery, western Taranaki

86. Moonlit cemetery, western Taranaki

Graveyard in white and the mountain in grey; a harmony of moon rays and lingering daylight

85. Midnight girls, Auckland

85. Midnight girls, Auckland

The joy of glamorous and co-operative subjects, in colour infra red; the near side of night photography

84. Night persimmons, Nelson

84. Night persimmons, Nelson

A seasonal opportunity by the full moon; adjusting computer screens and camera playback viewers

83. Lilies by moonlight at Marybank

83. Lilies by moonlight at Marybank

Close-ups by the hour at home; vertical frames and wan moonlight

82. Moonlit snapdragons

82. Moonlit snapdragons

Garden flowers in full spectrum colour at maximum aperture; torch-aided focus.

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Barney Brewster – NZ Landscape Photographer

Based in Nelson, Barney loves to capture the New Zealand landscape, mostly through long exposures at dusk or after dark.

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