After sunset, warm tones may still be present, but they are gradually absorbed by the cold twilight.
The shadows already strongly prevail over the light and fill everything around with cold.
In the summer, after sunset, it is still light for a long time, but silhouettes are very often obtained.
If warm light somehow softened the picture, then dry graphics remain without it.
The moon is slightly behind the sun, but also tends closer to the horizon.
Its setting does not feel as fast, probably because it emits almost no light.
It will set in that evening approximately in the same place as the sun.
In the summer I don't really like the time of twilight, I like them more on a frosty winter evening - it look much more epic.
But the combination of twilight with the lights on is something special for me!
At such a time, that very struggle of cold with the warm of lanterns begins.
The urban environment gives the opportunity to enjoy the golden light almost endlessly due to street lighting.
You just need to endure the cold of twilight from sunset until the lights are turned on.