Donate everything to either "your" University, or to the archives of
the town you spend the most productive time in (photographically) or
throw it all in a box and ship it to the Smithsonian. Let them throw
it out! :-)
But don't do it until you're given only months to live.
Accidental death is not your concern.
Joseph McAllister
Pentaxian
On Oct 6, 2008, at 16:52 , Jack Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I always take a studied look at everything I shoot immediately upon
processing/downloading. I learned a long time ago not to throw
things out because of an initial feeling my expectations were not
meant. I've sometimes found that the image stands on its own when
I'm further from the moment.
BTW, at what point can you bring yourself to throw out thousand of
envelopes of prints/negatives/slides/CD's that you're certain will
never again be tussled through?
I consider it a kindness not to leave the job and its attendant
guilt to my survivors.
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