Ok, so the only question that remains then is ... who enabled who?
Yepper ... pictures sure do accumulate w/ digital cameras. I've got close to 15K in my main library and at least that many organized in folders but not in my photo library. And I can't tell you how many wasted shots from that dang Nikon over the last year of struggling w/ it. I'm really looking forward to this new one.
You asked the initial question, so I'm leaning toward Mike the Enabler
.. I suppose we really share it, though .. you were thinking about it, I had been thinking about it .. push came to proverbial shove and voila ..
I'm pretty ruthless when it come to saving pics .. I know drive space has gotten dirt cheap, but I have this nagging, leftover mindset from the 1980's when 10GIG was a monster ..
.. on the Nikon DSLR, I shoot in RAW as well, so they can be some pretty large files .. that, combined with the fact that I am OCD on backups .. I have backups of backups of backups and Cloud Storage ..
I've told this before, but I'll tell it again .. I started taking photos around 13, when I was stationed in Vietnam, I had an R&R in Tokyo where I bought my first 35mm .. for many, many years, I yearned for my own darkroom, yet never had the drive to go for it .. when we entered the digital age, I was all in immediately .. moving toward better and better printers / cameras, etc .. because, now, I had a "darkroom" on the desk ..
As commercial pay-for-print got better and better, I decided that a well calibrated monitor and a good printing company is cheaper and better quality than DIY .. heck, these days, even Walmart and Walgreens does a pretty good job ..
