Please avoid uploading photos such as this and several of the others which you have recently uploaded. Poor quality images such as this contribute nothing of any value to the gallery, in fact it detracts from the interesting uploads that are clear and of interest. It is generally preferable for members to upload photos of lamps and lighting that is in their possession, unless the subject is of specific interest and the photo is of high quality.

Added the closeup picture of this fixture in the description.
Sometimes, the lens of my camera is dirty without my knowledge, And I don't have meaning to clean it.
Also: Often, my camera losing focus after it focuses on the picture.
But most of my pictures from Eilat was good.

The closeup that you uploaded adds nothing more of benefit than the first photo. Dead LED street lights are not interesting to most people. If you end up taking photos with a dirty lens or out of focus pictures, they most certainly won't be of acceptable quality to uoload here. This is not a place to upload holiday photos, it is for HIGH QUALITY lighting photos that will actually be of interest to others!

What I have to say... Lighting in Israel becomes less and less interesting, as all of it is LED and mostly generic no-name Chinese lanterns. In the past, I could upload interesting HID and fluorescent lighting from holidays.
Also: There were other members here and in LG, that uploaded lighting pictures from their holidays.

Also @Andy: I don't capture so many lighting pictures in this days, due to the war.

Lighting everywhere has become a lot less interesting due to LED unfortunately. The odd high quality photo from a holiday visit is fine but lease remember this is not LG - Higher quality and more relevant photos are expected from members here on Lamp Room. Please don’t just upload stuff for the sake of it.

The war is very unfortunate and I wish Israel the very best in overcoming her aggressors.

Most of my picture from Eilat was of good quality, but what I can do, if almost 100% of the lighting in Eilat are LEDs?

My advice would be to keep them to yourself please. I don’t really want to see any more photos of LED lanterns on this gallery.