2 more pictures and a note above ! :)

I planned to choose a mushroom image for my Picture of the Day, as I'd gone out this morning and gotten pictures of a bunch of different mushrooms. However, as the day was coming to an end, I looked outside and once again was overcome by an amazing sunset!

Then came the argument with myself:
"Oh, it's such a pretty sunset! I should take a picture!"
"No, I've got plenty of sunset pictures!"
"But it's so pinky-red and gorgeous!"
"People are going to get sick of my sunsets!"
"But this one is different!"
"Oh alright...I'd better hurry or I'll miss it!!"

Once again, I somehow managed to capture the most brilliant colors with my first picture, and each one after was less striking. The next picture I'm sharing this evening is the same sunset pointing to the south, showing dramatic clouds with a splash of color. It was taken a couple of minutes later... look at how the colors have faded! Still pretty, but it's not the same eye-popping color palette.

I've got one mushroom picture to share along with the other sunset image...wow, I'm really starting to pile up the mushroom images and I can't catch up with all the processing! Well, hopefully I'll be able to get them all done so you can see them as time permits! (Now is the time to start laughing...because I have some really neat mushroom pictures that I haven't gotten to...and they're from last spring!! Too many pictures, not enough time! :D)

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