Good plan!
I'd add that it's nice to include notes/documentation with the pix.
Those in the future that might enjoy the pix will surely appreciate
knowing 'who-how-where-when'. Our son and one of our grandsons looked
so much alike as children that it's easy to confuse who is who in pix.
ScottGee1
On 9/21/06, Winsor Crosby <wincros@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> That reminded me of my tour in Costa Rica when we were getting a
> lecture on the local insects by a biologist at the butterfly farm. He
> told us about a local bug bites, then defecates into the wound,
> passing on an incurable disease that is fatal. He explained that the
> other unusual thing about it is that the incubation period for the
> disease is 20 years. He gazed slowly around the room at our group and
> said, "On second thought none of you have anything to worry about."
>
> I don't have any illusions that my digital images will last beyond my
> ability to care for them. The pleasure of the activity of photography
> is reward enough. A nice project might be to sort out a collection
> of pix you might think will have nostalgia value for younger family
> members when they mature, print them and put them in a shoe box,
> preferably acid free.
>
>
> Winsor
> Long Beach, CA
> USA
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