I did manage to catch the very end of it, but not from where I wanted to, and not with the lens that I wanted. To compensate? Boost saturation and contrast each to +3 and hope that the rediculous colors blow the viewer away and distract from the composition. What a horrible thing to do, yet I did it anyway.
Sunset:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjU1Sw2zUlY_NW2GYBkMRt9ETMRaK_iUauCusADFjWuo6NDBGYXY8n4dg3esBSdWYRRBeWQ_ZRwH0kgz2bjd6-SEm2MXYg5j6EsnHHgyLZcnwrNLlv6gJUUWGcW15y1L9iFzmXcSlwif8k/s320/300_3043-1.jpg)
Tech: Nikon D300, 28mm f2.8. 1/1000 sec, ISO 400. Aperture tells me that the saturation and contrast are only boosted to +2! Imagine if I had been at +3. The yellows would probably have blown out (more), but the blues would have likely come darker toward the top left corner.
More later
-Matt