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George McGovern

(12,580 posts) Sun May 3, 2026, 03:01 AM 22 hrs ago

Sunset sequence.

Last edited Sun May 3, 2026, 08:39 AM - Edit history (2)

I got down to big-bush-level for this shot.

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Sunset sequence. (Original Post) George McGovern 22 hrs ago OP

The second one looks like a cajal drawing :) jfz9580m 19 hrs ago #1

There is a resemblance jfz9580. Except Cajal 's is far more complex neurologically. George McGovern 18 hrs ago #2

Actually, I can see that. LoisB 14 hrs ago #4

Stunning views, Allan. They almost take my breath away. brer cat 15 hrs ago #3

Thank so much brer cat! George McGovern 14 hrs ago #6

Magnificent. LoisB 14 hrs ago #5

Thank You Lois! George McGovern 14 hrs ago #7

Beautiful. Diamond_Dog 5 hrs ago #8

Thanks Diamond_Dog. George McGovern 1 hr ago #11

And so, goodnight Easterncedar 3 hrs ago #9

You're welcome Easterncedar. Thank You and Goodnight. George McGovern 1 hr ago #12

Were these taken the same day just different views? They are mesmerizing..especially the last one Deuxcents 2 hrs ago #10

That is correct Deuxcents. Sunset skies are ever changing. I like to stick around and see what happens. Thank You!! George McGovern 1 hr ago #13

I agree..some people see the sun go down n then take off before the real show even starts Deuxcents 1 hr ago #14

jfz9580m

(17,663 posts)

1. The second one looks like a cajal drawing :)

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 05:57 AM

19 hrs ago

Well okay maybe not.

Have been reading this over and over so it was on my mind:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-type-of-neuroplasticity-rewires-the-brain-after-a-single-experience-20260424/

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

2. There is a resemblance jfz9580. Except Cajal 's is far more complex neurologically.

Reply to jfz9580m (Reply #1)

Sun May 3, 2026, 07:16 AM

18 hrs ago

Fascinating article. Thanks for its posting.

LoisB

(13,258 posts)

4. Actually, I can see that.

Reply to jfz9580m (Reply #1)

Sun May 3, 2026, 10:47 AM

14 hrs ago

brer cat

(27,648 posts)

3. Stunning views, Allan. They almost take my breath away.

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 09:46 AM

15 hrs ago

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

6. Thank so much brer cat!

Reply to brer cat (Reply #3)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:05 AM

14 hrs ago

LoisB

(13,258 posts)

5. Magnificent.

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 10:50 AM

14 hrs ago

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

7. Thank You Lois!

Reply to LoisB (Reply #5)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:06 AM

14 hrs ago

Diamond_Dog

(40,886 posts)

8. Beautiful.

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 07:57 PM

5 hrs ago

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

11. Thanks Diamond_Dog.

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #8)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:46 PM

1 hr ago

Easterncedar

(6,432 posts)

9. And so, goodnight

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 10:36 PM

3 hrs ago

Lovely finale, George. Thanks

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

12. You're welcome Easterncedar. Thank You and Goodnight.

Reply to Easterncedar (Reply #9)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:47 PM

1 hr ago

Deuxcents

(27,488 posts)

10. Were these taken the same day just different views? They are mesmerizing..especially the last one

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Sun May 3, 2026, 10:59 PM

2 hrs ago

George McGovern

(12,580 posts)

13. That is correct Deuxcents. Sunset skies are ever changing. I like to stick around and see what happens. Thank You!!

Reply to Deuxcents (Reply #10)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:49 PM

1 hr ago

Deuxcents

(27,488 posts)

14. I agree..some people see the sun go down n then take off before the real show even starts

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #13)

Sun May 3, 2026, 11:52 PM

1 hr ago

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