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4 Nov, 5 tweets, 3 min read
Another Phoenix sunset, courtesy of megatons of dust in the air. No Photoshop, no filters, straight into the cell phone camera on my run. Zoom in on the second two, the detail is almost fractal like a Mandelbrot set (lol I first wrote Mandalorian set)
#phoenix #sunset
#phoenix #sunset
#phoenix #sunset
I love Hawaii at sunset but it doesn't compare
By the way, the Hawaii shot is from the Canoe House restaurant at the Mauna Lani on the Big Island. A damn good restaurant and one of my favorite places to watch the sunset.

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We had an amazing sunset tonight. Cell phone camera does not do it justice but look at the detail of oranges and reds in the clouds. This understates what we saw
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This is why it is good to always have a batch of cocktails mixed up in the fridge. "Honey, drop everything and bring the cocktails and let's watch the sunset."
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