Subjects
- Celestial bodies (See astrophotography.)
- The moon, stars, planets, etc.
- City skylines
- Factories and industrial areas, particularly those that are brightly lit and are emitting smoke or vapour
- Fireworks
- Nightlife or rock concerts
- Caves (See cave photography)
- Streets with or without cars
- Abandoned buildings and artificial structures that are lit only by moonlight
- Bodies of water that are reflecting moonlight or city lights
- Lakes, rivers, canals, etc.
- Thunderstorms
- Amusement rides
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