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Truly, what you are saying is very, very clear. It helped me. I think that we have to be curious and take photos for ourselves. The others are in a secondary plane. This does not mean that the recipients of the photos disappear, but quite the opposite. In order for them to adequately reach the public, we must first mobilize ourselves in the act of shooting.

Wise words I agree with you 100%. You come across as a lovely person.
You speak very clearly.
Excellent Video.

You weren’t rambling you were speaking to me as an artist ❤

How great! I didn't learn anything new, but for the first time someone puts everything I feel and love about night photography precisely in the right words. Thank you very much! Very well put.

Perfect
. Excellent video and explanation. The best I have watched so far. You made so clear the art part of photography that I was trying to grasp besides some certain ryles. Thank you very much. O have subscribed. Thanks a lot

I enjoyed hearing your thoughts. Thank you for sharing.

I've always enjoyed night photography. Hiking at night is also a wonderful time to do some time laps or long exposure when you are over the city. When you get into the canyons it is more difficult with additive lighting. Good video, nice images, thank you.

I loved hearing your thoughts about your photography. I wish you well on your journey.

Great is this 'rambling' of yours about how feelings of being under the pressure from others can degrade your photos,
an interesting observation 🤔

Thank you for the great content!

Rambling is good !

I use the exposure compensation dial on my my Fuji camera to adjust the exposure to deal with the contrast at night.

Last part is quite important and essential! Good video

Another thing that I think is important to mention is that night images can become too contrasty in certain lighting situations. The way to fix this is in post production, but for that the images must be captured in RAW files. RAW files retain a lot of information in the dark areas so it can be lightened up a bit to correct the images to look more natural. I am not talking about HDR images that could look too artificial, but just a little bit of correction. Just be careful with high ISO settings as this could introduce noise.

Dope!! Super helpful 📸

Alright I'm subscribed. Great video

Fantastic video. Likely one of the best l have seen on this subject. You have presented this exceptionally well!

Shoot in burst to thwart camera shake. Excellent tip - thank you!

The last piece of advice is more important than any camera setting or lens choice imaginable