e-copied or hardcopied photographs... which is better?
By SimpleBB
@SimpleBB (1329)
Philippines
September 17, 2010 10:17am CST
I am not a professional photographer but I am a nature lover for sure. I love to take photos especially those things seems unique, or anything that fascinates me. Before, when digital cameras are not yet in, I spent so much rilms + developing charges for I got lots of pictures. Every changes was recorded and updates my scrapbooks. Until two days ago when I'm preparing to update my unfinished scrapbook, it took time for me to find pictures to be add in my scrapbook. I realized that all my recent photos were in uploaded in the computer, meaning I could not just take it and post in my scrapbook, unless that would be a scrapbook made thru computers. Now I come to think of it, How can people who doesn't have or can't afford to have computers able to keep these momories? Can electronic photos be suffice to keep our memories or we still need a hardcopy of this memories?
2 responses
@juliocolon1 (43)
• Puerto Rico
2 Oct 10
If you don't have a computer in this age you are late for getting one. I have seen them for $300 small ones and digital cameras for $50 or less. You need to update your equipment. Paper photos last but you can have more photos with digital and can erase the ones you don't like. make the change now!!!
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
21 Sep 10
well why not do a digital scrapbook
but this one of the recent techonological upgrade that i really like. you dont need to use chemicals and such just to process a photo and such. no more need for the dark room.
but this one of the recent techonological upgrade that i really like. you dont need to use chemicals and such just to process a photo and such. no more need for the dark room.