Enjoying the sunset

I got home a bit earlier than usual last night. When I looked out the window, I saw this beautiful sunset. By the way, why does Japanese have so many words for "sunset"? Which one should I use?

• sunset

1. 夕日｛ゆうひ｝、入り日
2. 夕焼け（空）
3. 夕方｛ゆうがた｝、日暮れ｛ひぐれ｝、たそがれ
4. 末期｛まっき｝、晩年｛ばんねん｝
5. 斜陽｛しゃよう｝、衰退

At street level, I'm rarely aware of the setting sun, and I usually get home long after the sun has gone down.

• at street level 1階［地上｛ちじょう｝］部分｛ぶぶん｝では
• long after ～のずっと後に
• sun goes down 日が沈む［傾く］

As the sun set, I thought the colors were particularly nice, so I wanted to share it with all of you. While I don't care for the summer weather, I should take advantage of the extra daylight.

• sun sets 日が沈む
• I don't care for it. それは嫌です。／それはしません。
• take advantage of an opportunity
  機［チャンス］に乗じる、チャンスを利用｛りよう｝する

We're past the summer solstice, so the sun is setting later every day. Enjoy it while it lasts.

• summer solstice 《the ～》夏至
• Enjoy it while it lasts. 今のうちに楽しもう。◆じきに終わるイベントなどについて