Digital cameras let us take hundreds of photos. We keep them on our phones, somewhere on our laptops, or entrust them to Facebook, with the more advanced among us burning some to DVDs or storing the RAW files on an external hard drive. But the plain fact is that we don't have to print photos anymore and stick them in vaguely organized shoeboxes until the day we decide to look at them again. So most of us don't. Computers have, once more, offered a simpler solution to archiving personal pictures....
Maybe The Best Place To Store Your Favorite Photos Is On Old-Fashioned Paper
The Huffington Post - 30 Apr 2015 21:43
Digital cameras let us take hundreds of photos. We keep them on our phones, somewhere on our laptops, or entrust them to Facebook, with the more advanced among us burning some to DVDs or storing the RAW files on an external hard drive. But the plain fact is that we don't have to print photos anymore and stick them in vaguely organized shoeboxes until the day we decide to look at them again. So most of us don't. Computers have, once more, offered a simpler solution to archiving personal pictures....
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