Wait until dark

This new camera is dangerous. It allows me take pictures in the dark – no flash required. 

Daffodil used to think she could lay on the couch and watch tv, 

safe from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. Not anymore.

Smooch: My couch. 

Me: Smooch, it's not nice to chase Daffodil. She wasn't hurting a thing. Jealousy does not become you.

Smooch: But "Downton Abbey" is about to start and you know it's my favorite show.

Me: Mine, too, but that's beside the point.

Daffodil: You'd better put that damn dog outside before "Breaking Bad" comes on.

Snapper: My dreams are better than any of your tv shows.

Anyway, once I realized how great this camera works in the low light inside the house, 

I had to take it outside after dark to see what would happen.

You're probably thinking, "it wasn't dark when she took these."

But it was. Honest. This camera magically compensates for the lack of light.

You just can't get these colors in the daytime.

So my picture-taking window of opportunity has expanded exponentially with this camera. 

No more watching tv in the evenings, I'll be outside playing with my camera instead.

Except on Sunday nights.