Karl vd Berg
Super Member
Look at these images below:
New York City in the 70s, old print
Edited (featured picture is now gone)
Another one: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mbapj7PLUH1qiibi6o1_1280.jpg
Toronto today, digital picture
The first picture is an original print which was scanned into a digital file showing clearly physical aging...
The second was taken recently and directly into digital and so will remain with "same pixels arrangement" forever. Will not "physically" age...
Now, the photographs we took years and years ago are not the same today. They got true sepia tones even if we digitize them.
The digital ones we are taking NOW will remain the SAME tomorrow and after...
So, have you ever thought how you'll see yourself how young, fresh, beautiful you were now, within 30 years when you'll see in your hard disk those pictures you took from your holidays this or last year???
New York City in the 70s, old print
Edited (featured picture is now gone)
Another one: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mbapj7PLUH1qiibi6o1_1280.jpg
Toronto today, digital picture
The first picture is an original print which was scanned into a digital file showing clearly physical aging...
The second was taken recently and directly into digital and so will remain with "same pixels arrangement" forever. Will not "physically" age...
Now, the photographs we took years and years ago are not the same today. They got true sepia tones even if we digitize them.
The digital ones we are taking NOW will remain the SAME tomorrow and after...
So, have you ever thought how you'll see yourself how young, fresh, beautiful you were now, within 30 years when you'll see in your hard disk those pictures you took from your holidays this or last year???
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