Sunset can produce vivid colors.
Sunset is a time when the photos often don’t need brightness, contrast and hue adjustments to be made in Photoshop.
Sunset photos can be even better than “what you see is what you get” (WYSIWYG). Where the setting sun falls on an object set against a dark background, the results can be very contrastive.
The gold dog stands in eerie inky water.
The terracotta pot pushes back the oncoming darkness.
Canon 5D Mk II, 70-200mm, f4, 1/320 (dog), 1/1600 (pot), Colonia del Sacramento,101009
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