Nope, although that’s an interestingly bleak take on it!
I find physical albums annoying because they spend the overwhelming majority of their time unseen in a drawer. They have to be protected and unless one has the negatives or an obsessive approach then they are a single point of failure. I want to see the photos and love things like collages. My bedroom wall used to be covered in pics!
I find digital photo frames annoying because they feel like a massive bottleneck. Like looking a the world through a straw.
I don’t actually know which approach I feel is sensible for my tastes, just that I don’t really like either option.
I’m currently (as in the processing is happening in another tab as I type) collecting my photos together, going back to Q1 2002 so that I’ll at least have them in one place (and from there they can be easily backed up). From there I might generate collages or something. I’m not sure what’d be fun, but at least I’ll have an API that I can access the data through to try cool shit. Fire up the colour laser printer!
Nope, although that’s an interestingly bleak take on it!
I find physical albums annoying because they spend the overwhelming majority of their time unseen in a drawer. They have to be protected and unless one has the negatives or an obsessive approach then they are a single point of failure. I want to see the photos and love things like collages. My bedroom wall used to be covered in pics!
I find digital photo frames annoying because they feel like a massive bottleneck. Like looking a the world through a straw.
I don’t actually know which approach I feel is sensible for my tastes, just that I don’t really like either option.
I’m currently (as in the processing is happening in another tab as I type) collecting my photos together, going back to Q1 2002 so that I’ll at least have them in one place (and from there they can be easily backed up). From there I might generate collages or something. I’m not sure what’d be fun, but at least I’ll have an API that I can access the data through to try cool shit. Fire up the colour laser printer!