As we all know last weekend was thanksgiving. This year my husband and I decided to make a turkey for the first time and share it with my family (we all live together, and never really had the chance to cook anything for my parents, since my mother practically owns the kitchen). So we went out last minute to whole foods on thursday and got everything and started cooking. I didn't have much faith in my husband making a good turkey, especially since it was his first one. To my surprise, it came out fabulously! Of course we had to document this precious bird's carving, but we had one problem: our camera's flash didn't want to do its job, and it was too dark in the room. After quarreling with the camera for more than 10 minutes, it came back on, because we had forgotten how to switch open the flash. So my point is, without the flash (bright light) we cannot capture great moments like the turkey making, because it does not look anywhere close to what it actually looked like when we made it.
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