Well to acheive that kind of effect you have to tweak these values;

Sunintensity= 2.1
SunCoronaIntensity=1.0
SunCoronoaCurve=2.24
Sun Rays=0.5
Bloom=0.1

I myself run Skyrim with vanilla sunglare.dds texture, Meniac sun.dds texture and I get this result;




If you don't have a sun.dds file in your Skyrim/Data/textures/sky folder then you have it inside the textures.bsa file. Download a sun texture, open it with GIMP or Photoshop (you need to have the DDS plugin) then add a yellow tint to the sun texture and you will have a "golden" sun. the default sun.dds is white

Some shots using a somewhat tweaked version of one of the newest TV ENB builds

@ MonkeyDot

You do need to tweak those values based on your own settings, by the looks of it you are running less contrast than I do, maybe even with //#define APPLYGAMECOLORCORRECTION??

Anyway you got some nice interior settings going in in those pictures



Had to try out the new MIXEDenbeffect.fx I did, thanks Evok99 for letting me go crazy with it And here are some picture result after a half hour/hour spent on tweaking the enbeffect.fx settings. Not using any PP version here as I want to get a good base look before enabling the "fine-tuning"

evok99>>>
Thank you my friend, but my only pride at this moment is my 12 years old son and 5 months old daughter, all other activity is just a hobby
Why would anyone want my outdated presets ? there is so much great settings out there, that it's not even funny guys.
And about last question , I am taking screenshots in my native resolution 1680x1050 no downsampled by any means, and the thing I love the most in this game is to create my characters as realistic and beautiful as I can make them, with default in-game editor and taking some shots with them, I think if it wasn't possible I would have been stopped screenarchery in Skyrim a long time ago.
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