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> This is how you lose historical records I think GP is right. If you look at most people's photo albums, there will be a picture and then five blurry versions
by throw_pm23 3y ago
> This is how you lose historical records
I think GP is right. If you look at most people's photo albums, there will be a picture and then five blurry versions of it taken seconds apart from each other. Being a bit selective often means you will be more likely to browse the album again.
- scruple 3y agoI have two shared albums on Google Photos. One is an archive that holds (essentially) every picture of our kids. The other is a curated album of pictures from the first. But I started these albums when our twins were born, and now we've got 3 kids, so there's... ~12,000 in the everything album and ~700 in the curated album. I try to get a couple of pictures in there every week or two, since we don't do social media but want to share pictures with family and friends.