1. Chapter One

1. 1.1 Photographing The Milky Way Workshop
2. 1.2 Introduction | Why We Are Here
3. 1.3 Goals For Photographing The Milky Way
4. 1.4 Milky Way Gear Guide

2. Chapter Two

1. 2.1 Exposure Triangle At Night
2. 2.2 The 500 Rule
3. 2.3 Field Reference Guide
4. 2.4 Assignment: Follow and Break the 500 Rule

3. Chapter Three

1. 3.1 About The Milky Way Core
2. 3.2 Why Should You Location Scout During The Day?
3. 3.3 5 Tips On Location Scouting
4. 3.4 How To Predict And See The Milky Way
5. 3.5 Shooting Countdown Checklist
6. 3.6 How To Focus On Stars And Get Sharp Images
7. 3.7 Checking Sharpness And Troubleshooting

4. Chapter Four

1. 4.1 Why Create Two Exposures?
2. 4.2 Assignment: Two Exposures

5. Chapter Five

1. 5.1 Reasons For Creating A Nightscape Panorama
2. 5.2 Creating A Panorama Of The Milky Way
3. 5.3 Assignment: Milky Way Panorama

6. Chapter Six

1. 6.1 Why Use Illumination?
2. 6.2 Shining A Light On Your Landscape
3. 6.3 Near Vs. Far Illumination
4. 6.4 Assignment: Playing With Light And Distance

7. Chapter Seven

1. 7.1 How To Photograph Subjects Under The Milky Way
2. 7.2 Assignment: Capture A Subject Under The Milky Way

8. Chapter Eight

1. 8.1 Basic Single-Exposure Milky Way Sky Editing
2. 8.2 Blending Two Separate Exposures In Lightroom And Photoshop
3. 8.3 Editing A Nightscape Panorama
4. 8.4 Editing Low-Level Illumination
5. 8.5 Illuminated Subjects
6. 8.6 Editing A Blend And A Panorama
7. 8.7 Noise Reduction, Part One
8. 8.8 Noise Reduction, Part Two
9. 8.9 Removing Long Exposure Noise In Capture One
10. 8.10 Stacking For Noise Reduction In A Blended Pano