Evening Sun; Pseudo-scenes form silhouettes in no time

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It's always nice to look up at the twilight sky. Everything looks fake because all natural objects form silhouettes with various interpretations, depending on the perspective of the person who sees it.

Not everyone has the opportunity to enjoy natural phenomena before sunset. Just like at sunrise, you have to get up early in the morning and be in an unobstructed position. Likewise in the twilight sky, to see it you must really be in the right place and only last for a very short time.

I took these photos in a river when I was late coming home from a fishing trip. I very rarely come home fishing at dusk. Usually before sunset, I'm already home to clean my body and my fishing gear. So, this was a good opportunity and I didn't miss to aim for it.

However, I wasn't really lucky because I was only able to take 3 photos with these best results. The rest are photos that are out of focus because my android phone camera always sways following the motion of the boat on the water that I ride. It's not easy to take photos with a cellphone on a boat that moves at a speed of 15 to 20 knots, the boat also sways to the left and right. It's very difficult to take a perfect photo.

Even so, I did not give up and continued to take photos of the twilight sky which in an instant continued into the dark night. After I arrived at the port and checked the photo gallery, I myself felt a little satisfied because my persistence was not in vain, even though I only got these 3 best photos. Hope you like it.

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