Are you serious?

[atomic7732]

Dan, i was at you site looking at nature pictures and I came across Moon at night. That's night? That looks like the sun in the day!

Question: You have a composite photo of 3 seperate ones, how do you make a composite with multiple pictures? What program?

[FGFG]

Simply he has got a photocamera with an exposition ("exposure" ?) time editable, so that photo results lighter. However the camera must remain static per seconds.

[Dan Dixon]

That's night?

Yes. I put the camera on a tripod and did a (if I remember correctly) 15 second exposure. (like FGFG said)

You have a composite photo of 3 seperate ones, how do you make a composite with multiple pictures? What program?

I used Photoshop to blend the different parts of the 3 photos into a single composite. I made each image a different layer, and then selectively erased certain parts of them in order to create the final image. The lightning images were each a 2 second exposure.

I suspect you could do something similar with one of these:
http://lifehacker.com/5307419/five-best-online-image-editors

[Naru523]

Nice 

[atomic7732]

How do you choose exposure length and does F mean anything? It seems to do with exposure or ISO... I have no clue though.