The Santorini sunset is legendary for its warm, magnetic glow. To emulate this effect, shoot during the golden hour when the sun sits low and the light wraps softly around your scene. Position the doll so the light is side- or back-lit to create a gentle rim that separates the figure from the backdrop. Use a reflector or a subtle fill to lift shadow details on the face and clothing without washing out the glow. The sea’s deep blues transitioning to pink-gold skies provides a rich palette; incorporate those colors into fabrics, props, and backdrops. Post-processing can emphasize warm oranges, peach, and lavender tones while preserving natural skin tones and wall textures. A shallow depth of field helps isolate the subject against a softly blurred horizon, giving the impression of a serene, sun-drenched moment. Small details—sunlit hair strands, a glass of wine with amber reflections, or a white dress catching the last light—enhance the scene’s romance. The Santorini sunset effect is about atmosphere: a moment when light, color, and composition fuse to create an image that feels both iconic and intimate.