Last night at the Independence Day festivities here in Shiloh, I was getting very frustrated trying to take pictures. My front row seat was too far to the side, by the door, so every time I started shooting, people just walked by oblivious ruining the picture. Not that there was all that much to photograph. The planning, programming, direction etc didn't lend itself to a photogenic evening.
At one point, a neighbor came over to ask if I could lend him some spare batteries for his camera, which I did. Later on, when it was over and I was walking home, he stopped his car to return the rechargeable batteries. I asked if they had worked alright.
"Yes, but there was hardly anything to photograph."
My sentiments exactly. But this morning when I checked my camera and deleted the worst of the pictures, I did find a couple of good ones.
חג עצמאות שמח
Chag Atzma'ut Sameach
Happy Israeli Independence Day
2 comments:
Looks like those boys really enjoyed themselves during their daglanut!
I'm glad to hear that you had a wonderful Yom HaAtzma'ut.
B"H, the kids seemed so happy.
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