Your phone contains thousands of photos, your computer holds folders you haven’t opened in years, and your cloud storage is full with images you can’t remember taking. Instead of convenience and ...

Thanks to the rise of technology and social media, modern society is highly visual, with photos making up the majority of social sharing. Your device's camera reel tells more about your life, hometown ...

Long before we snapped an estimated 5.3 billion photos a day on our smartphones, people did their best to preserve lifetimes of images inside ancient albums, stuffed into shoeboxes, and crammed in ...

The Fayetteville Public Library hosted an event on Saturday morning that taught families how to turn physical photos into digital pictures. Rachel Whitaker, a historian from the Shiloh Museum, taught ...

But when I have noticed higher quality photos, it’s clear those photos have a vintage film feel to them. I gather these pictures are not being taken by our daily phone cameras, so what are people ...

As photo management expert Cathi Nelson explains, people treated digital files like permanent physical prints, misunderstanding their vulnerability. (Image generated by AI) If you were born in the ...