by White Pine
The hour before dark has a feeling that cameras often miss. White Pine's sunset collection tries to put it back.
Warmth rises, contrast gets richer and the sky picks up soft pastel gradients. People keep their real complexion, and darker areas keep their detail.
Sixteen variations, each simple to cool down or brighten when a particular frame needs it.
Evening portrait sessions, open-air weddings and travel stories at dusk.
Compatible with desktop Lightroom Classic, Photoshop's Camera Raw and the phone app, for RAW or JPEG.
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