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Ben,
To my eye ... the shot with your truck in it is the most "accurate" color rendering. The neutral values in your truck (black trim, silver color) show really close to neutral for your lighting / WB.
So, for me that suggests that the base of the butte is illuminated by the same lighting as your truck, and thus it suggests the WB here is closest to correct. The take away then becomes that the color of the butte in the other images is more about the the color of the WB variance (coupled with time variance).
I check the file info of your sooc (7500K +10) vs. the truck (5800K +8) image and it looks like they are shot with the different WB's. In that regard, it looks like the butte image is artificially rendered warmer by virtue of the cooler WB setting. I'm good with using WB settings to push / pull warmer / cooler, but just curious why you have your WB set different in the two diff cameras?
Of course, with artistic liberty ... anything goes, but just wondering if you were aware of the diff's in WB?
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