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Foreglow, afterglow, crepuscular and anticrepuscular. My fascination to golden hour photography lead me to discover terms which are unfamiliar to me before like what are foreglows and afterglows are and I learned that foreglows (first photograph) are the occurences before the sunrise or when the rising sun becomes visible to the horizon while afterglows (second photograph) while afterglows are the occurences after the sunset or when the sun is no longer visible at the horizon. I also learned that crepuscular rays (third photograph)makes these occurences to become colorful especially if these rays are trapped by clouds and dust particles that are present in the atmosphere. Further, there is also anticrepuscular rays (fifth photograph) and they can be seen at the opposite direction where the sun sets in and that actual direction where the sun sets in at that time can be seen at the fourth photograph.

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