



There was another family seated next to us, and they were taking pictures too.
They had a nice camera, but, as it seems to be the case in many cases, they didn't actually know how to use it, that is, how to take low light shots without a flash. They could see the beautiful image that would pop up on the display screen of my camera when I would take a shot of the dark castle. Eventually, they began to get frustrated that they couldn't get the same with theirs.
Me being me, I watched them for as long as I could bear before I tried to help out, in fact, even more than I probably should have. haha!
I would literally sit there and give them a photography lesson if they would just listen, but as it turned out, they were on vacation and all of my helpful advice made them change seats.
Amy gave me a weary eye roll. I think she even mouthed the words "NO".
She KNEW what I was thinking as I watched them struggling with that camera.
LET ME HELP YOU!
I can't help myself!
Yeah, I'm that guy.
KoP