Given enough time and perhaps changed viewing angles, even the same sunset experience can yield dramatically different (while still dramatic-looking) scenery. This long-focal-length view captured a part of the same late-stage sunset sky slightly to the right of its representation from a minute or two before, but could be passed off plausibly as a different day’s sight altogether. Except for the very gaudiest off-horizon sunset fields with a relative lack of far clouds, the sky near the horizon will yield the reddest sunset or sunrise coloration, thanks to the properties of differential atmospheric scattering. If you want a naturally high-saturation sunset sky with some uncommonly photographed cloud-texturing effects, zoom deeply.
Norman OK (15 Dec 18) Looking SW
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