Bracketing sure saves a lot of pictures, and to me has become an indispensable feature of the Big and Bigger Cahoonas. First used in a series from 2016, I learned that bracketing for exposure simply varies the shutter speed, which is great when the afternoon sun is out or in shots like this. After capturing all exposures, you know that at least one of them will probably be passable.
Though taken a few minutes later, the picture below is almost identical and dark enough to segue into the night shots that follow:
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