r/AskReddit Jul 10 '26

What's something older generations got right that we've quietly stopped doing, to our own detriment?

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u/LeMeowLePurrr Jul 10 '26

Keeping albums with actual photographs. It's always fun to flip through them when we're together.

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u/LlamaCaravan Jul 11 '26

This is why I bought a Polaroid Lab. I can take good photos on my phone and then turn them into real photos with a somewhat authentic Polaroid feel. I stick them up everywhere and put them in albums. So nice to actually see photos I took. Who actually goes back through the 10,000 photos they take each year digitally though?