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Buzz and Satish had their film cameras with them and I didn't - I had forgotten my Rollei on the table next to my purse that morning
And I got in this shot and one more before my phone battery ran out.
A bit annoying, yes, but it also allowed me to be more fully present in the moment and I felt...unburdened I guess, by the lack of photo-taking devices.
At one point, the singer ran over to the far side of the bar and hopped up on it. There was very little lighting and he asked anotjer singer to join him for an impromptu cover of Midnight Special. Her voice was beautiful. She sat on the bar next to him, Satish and a guy with a tambourine were in the crowd and we all sang along with the chorus. The music just sort of surrounded us all. For a little while, we were all friends just singing and being together.
By that point, my phone was dead and Buzz and Satish were out of film, so there are no physical reminders of that moment, but I know for sure that the image is engraved more firmly in my memory because I wasn't fussing with a camera and could let myself get carried into the moment.

A bit annoying, yes, but it also allowed me to be more fully present in the moment and I felt...unburdened I guess, by the lack of photo-taking devices.
At one point, the singer ran over to the far side of the bar and hopped up on it. There was very little lighting and he asked anotjer singer to join him for an impromptu cover of Midnight Special. Her voice was beautiful. She sat on the bar next to him, Satish and a guy with a tambourine were in the crowd and we all sang along with the chorus. The music just sort of surrounded us all. For a little while, we were all friends just singing and being together.
By that point, my phone was dead and Buzz and Satish were out of film, so there are no physical reminders of that moment, but I know for sure that the image is engraved more firmly in my memory because I wasn't fussing with a camera and could let myself get carried into the moment.