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OMG +40k are so much photos to manage... it sounds like digital Diogenes syndrome. đ However, I can understand where youâre coming from. In my case, I try to have a clear-out every now and then, and it pains me to delete some of them. But the thing is, once theyâre published, I rarely look at them again, and space is limited. I donât want to pay just to hoard them.
The photos youâve shared with us are lovely. My favourites are the lemurs. I think theyâre such funny-looking animals with those wide-open eyes. At the other end of the scale are the vultures, which I have actually seen flying freely. Itâs a truly breathtaking experience.
and that is only from 2001 - till now , i still have old negatives i need to scan and add to it .
the published JPG files i don't keep i only keep the raw files [ digital negatives it's for my daughter and grand daughter to look at when i'm gone one day , but it's also a lot easier to find old photos again when needed .
Your grand daughter will have a beautiful legacy. đ„°