I had seen several posts on Instagram of couples looking so fun and whimsically romantic that I decided to look for a moment like this for my husband, Art, and me to capture. We were on vacation so surely this would be a realistic endeavor.
That night, we walked out from dinner just in time to see a beautiful sky swirling with a magnificent sunset. “This is it!” I grabbed my phone and tapped the camera option.
Y’all. It wasn’t pretty. No amount of editing, cropping, or filter-adding would have made this picture (or the several attempts that followed) look like the ones I had seen on Instagram.
But I’m learning to embrace something: it’s moments that simply happen, not the ones manufactured, that truly capture life.
I’m posting more about this over at (in)Courage today. Click here to read the rest of my post and to join in on the conversation!
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Day 1 in the Holy Land – What I Learned from the Olive TreeLearn To Love Your Story – #BEaNOTICERthe moments we don’t capture with pictures
Published on May 03, 2014 02:00