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+1 for taking as many photos as possible. I actually think physical photos are way better for memories and less risky long term. Hard drives fail all the time.
by sarimkx 1y ago
+1 for taking as many photos as possible. I actually think physical photos are way better for memories and less risky long term. Hard drives fail all the time.
I would recommend getting a 35mm film camera and taking a LOT of pictures. Capture yourself, family, events, travel, life milestones.
You will only REGRET the ones you did not take.
Alternatively, something I am looking into, is printing a few hundred photos you have on your smartphone at the end of each year. Get the best ones in physical form to keep safe.
- sarimkx 1y agoIn the spirit of saving memories. There is an amazing app I like to use, "1 Second everyday" "1SE". You can capture 1-2 seconds of your day and at the end of the year it will make a whole video for you. I think its a beautiful way of capturing your year. You don't have to post it anywhere, just keep it for yourself, family, and especially future kids. Video example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-G2K7Ll_R4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-G2K7Ll_R4