Lovely image.
I made no attempt at technical perfection. Filmulator with default values and then into GIMP.
An increase in saturation for the sky and the stonework. A decrease of saturation for the church roof and the colourful parts of the background buildings. Sharpened with wavelet decompose.
Ah I thought that one was DCB, misread the order
Love the shadows/light and contrast… 
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You haven’t upgraded your PWP 
The IGV seems to leave less color in the windows…could be a good thing if some of it is noise??
golden.hour.church.pp3 (22.4 KB) RawTherapee 5.8 Development + In-development-tool
Still playing/testing with the new Local Adjustment tool that is being developed at the moment.
EDIT: Missed 2 dust bunnies, added a tad of warmth.
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I did, but I used the old one for the screenshot 
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With Filmulator, plus GIMP to remove dust in the sky.
Settings:
- Auto CA Correct 1
- Shadow Rolloff Point 0.0032
- Drama 100
- White Clipping Point 0.582
I did one using gimp. Not sure what it opened in as I havn’t used this type of file before in gimp. Anyhow, I moved the exposure slider up and down a bit, Gave it more contrast, a little darker and then using GMIC I used mighty details to bring out the bricks in the church. Changed to a jpg for a smaller file
RT 5.8 dev. Used quite strong chroma NR here to reduce moiré on the second window from left.
DSC09910_RT-1.jpg.out.pp3 (15.1 KB)
Still the right-hand windows show strong alising.
Nice pic, thanks for the play.
Here my try with RT dev 5.8_3049:
golden_hour_church_DSC09910.jpg.out.pp3 (15,0 KB)
Yes, there is some moiré in the windows and using IGV could help, but: IGV created some strange artifacts on the rooftop so i went back to AMaZE+VNG4
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I used DCB + VNG4
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@heckflosse yes, i checked and saw that, i just wanted to point out to your comparison concerning moiré, where igv did a good job.
Lots of details…likely too much one warmer and one a bit cooler…one with filmic and one with a tone curve…
