Welcome 2026 Speaker Lance Keimig

We are delighted to announce that Lance Keimig will be presenting at the Nightscaper Photo Conference!

Partner, Instructor, Director of Ticketing and International Travel at National Parks at Night, Night Photo Summit and Nightscaper Photo Conference

Lance Keimig is a Vermont-based photographer who is best known for night photography made at the intersection of the natural and built environments. He is the author of two books, including Night Photography- Finding Your Way In The Dark, which has been translated into seven languages.

Lance is a partner in National Parks at Night, an organization dedicated to promoting and preserving dark skies and our national parks through photographic education. He has taught night photography and led international photo tours since 1998, and organized two night photography conferences in 2006 and 2011. His work is represented in the permanent collections of many institutional, private and corporate collections.

Lance’s Presentation

© Lance Keimig

Natural Night: The Gentle Touch of Starlight on the Landscape

The largest obstacle in night photography is this: It’s dark outside.

We can push the limits of modern cameras to reveal the beauty of the night skies. But as amazing as those capabilities are, the foreground of the image is almost always a challenge. While solutions for this problem exist, many of them result in a foreground that doesn’t appear in a photograph the way our eyes see it in person.

Natural light painting, blends, exposure, moon phases—all of them can play a role in creating a natural look to your night images. Join Chris Nicholson as he weaves a way through these options and more, showing multiple paths toward creating foregrounds that maintain a sense of apparent realism.


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