[GH85Carrera]

Richard, that Kodak plug in is still available. You mentioned its name not long ago and I checked, it was then.

Jim, I worked at a commercial photolab for over 25 years. Back in the olden days when a color print bigger than a snap shot was something we did all the time. We made lots of 16x20s and bigger. It was a rare day that we went all day without printing a sunset picture from some clients negative. With pro lab like us printing it, we could do all the tricks of burning (darkening one area only) or dodging (selectively lightning an area) and of course adjusting the colors to make it look even better. We could color burn an area to enhance the colors of the sky and many other darkroom techniques of a professional. Of course all of that and much more is now easily done in Photoshop.

We had one professional photographer bring us the quintessential Oklahoma sunset photo. Of course the clouds, the sun on the horizon, but it had an active drilling oil well, a guy on horse in silhouette, several cattle, a large bird, likely a hawk flying through, and off in the background some storm clouds, and a field of green winter wheat in the foreground.

That is a nice Hawaii sunset.