For the first time, I'm seriously in a quandry about what to do with photographs I took during a trip. I haven't officially counted the files, but I'm guessing I shot more than 500 frames during my two weeks in Argentina. Most, I'd like to keep.
Do I print them all and slip them into protective plastic album sheets as I have until now? While time-consuming, costly and admittedly low-tech, this method makes it easy to pull out a book and look something up, share or transport when a computer or TV isn't convenient or available.
Do I burn them to a DVD to show on a TV screen? Most pictures tend to look better when displayed on a 40-something-inch flat screen. But maybe you lose some of the "Wow" factor because people are so used to seeing amazing and unusual things on their TV screens.
Do I post them to an online photo-sharing site such as Shutterfly.com, Snapfish.com, Kodakgallery.com or Flickr.com? This is great for sharing your photos with far-flung friends and relatives, but some require you to create an account to view the photos and if you use several of these services, it can be tricky to remember which photos you posted where.
Should I do all or some variation of these?
How do you store and share your favorite photos? Post a comment and help me decide what to do!
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