I hand-picked 20 nights shots from Assassins' Creed Origins for this contest. I was not up for night photography that day but when I started playing the game, it was nighttime and it looked so cool so I decided to take this chance and hand-pick some good night shots.
When I was taking the shots, I was following some angles inspired from 
This scene inspired me to try some night photography that led me to do it for the whole night (the game's night).
That's Senu taking rest on Bayek's arm and it looked like a perfect timing to take these shots as the moon was also presence there, though its details was not so clear from there.
As the desert was closer, I decided to get to the desert and do some photography there riding a camel. The camel was not so fast so I used the horse to get to the desert following the moon.
The moon's detail was getting clear when I was getting towards the desert.
Suddenly I noticed this vulture flying around above the desert area and it looked so cool in the night time. That's when I decided to try some night photographs keeping the bird in the frame like I noticed
I had to get close to the bird first as the photo mode doesn't allow me to go a long distance and then I froze the game using the photo mode to get these perfect shots. It was the same moment but not the same frame as you can see the bird's wings were not at the same position.
I was giving the bird time to change its wing position so I could capture different angles.
The mount in this game has this ability to do and I was actually looking forward to do this with my camel as a camel is best fit for the desert, but I forgot to change the mount after getting there (I did it with the camel later but I'll have to show those moments some other time).
I left the horse and ran away to keep only the horse and the moon in the frame and you can see the result above. How's it?
And the moon. Look how clear its details became when I was trying to get closer in the photo mode. I wish I could get more closer.
And now I tried somethin different. The second shot above is one of my favorites. It was when Bayek was putting his sword back after trying a dummy attack.
Look how brave I'm to shoot the moon. I did it for a pose for sure but it looks cool to me. Wait for me next night photography post where I'll show the arrow going towards the moon, for real.
If you wish me to talk about specific parts or places of this game then you may ask me and I'll try to talk about it.
