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I was recently (July 15, 2011) in Belfast Northern Ireland and then on to Northern Scotland, The Highlands. The northern latitudes cause the sun to set at about 11PM local time. How can this photo be accurate? The sky background seems dark when in fact it is not in reality dark at that time of the evening. The 9PM photo invites even more questions. It is really daylight at that time. Ballyclare is several miles north of Belfast. Please enlighten me.