So, what are you doing with your photographs?
All those blurry, out-of-focus camera phone pics of you and friends at the pub, or that particularly pretty azalea you walked by yesterday? Chances are, nothing.
Times Online columnist Jeremy Clarkson suggests you save your photos (print them, perhaps), even though they’re not that they’re worth it, because the ubiquitous nature of digital photography leads us to possess a plethora of images that, because they are free, have no value.
We love Jeremy’s article in the Times Online because he asks “How many people -hands up- ever watched their wedding video?
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2 Comments at "Save the Pics"
I love watching my wedding video! Our wedding photographer was rubbish, but the video, produced by a brilliant teenager, will be watched again and again. We may never watch the actual ceremony, but the rest is fantastic. He edited together a bunch of candid video and added music tracks from our wedding CD.
I’m not going to claim to watch my wedding video frequently…but it does find it’s way into the DVD player around anniversary time each year.
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