Night Photography: Finding your way in the dark
by Lance Keimig

Below are some points gleaned --

The book starts with a detailed, rich history of Night Photography. From the long process of recording an image on a pewter plate to the latest digital techniques.
The book also goes into the equipment needed to accomplish photography at night.

"As a general rule, fixed focal length, or prime, manual focus lenses yield the best results and are easiest to work with in low-light situations."

A tripod and remote cable release are also pretty much required. The author even goes into detail on how you should dress when going out for night photography.
Next, the basics of Night Photography are explained...and explained well. Keimig gives great overviews of light sources, color temperatures and how they affect your photography.
There are also chapters on Film Based vs Digital Night Photography. Great information on the camera's sensor and histogram is given as well.
This book goes into the workflow aspect very well and then ends with a nice tutorial-ish chapter on photographing moonlight and star trails.

Lance Keimig is very knowledgeable on the subject of Night Photography. I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to venture into this area of Photography.

“All life is of a past nature, photography enhances this fact.” – Patrick Summerfield