It's not sunset ... It's at night .... My own work :)

This photo was taken yesterday. After 2 hours of sunset. It seems to me just unbelieveable ........... So, I share it....... believe it or not :)

Tags : Landscape photography, Nature, Photography, Sunset, Sky

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