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In what ways do you document your life? How often? (lemmy.ml)

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Photos, journalist, audio recordings, video, blogging, printing photos, making music, posting online etc...

How do you record certain events? Make a journal entry? Just keep it in your memory to yourself?

How do you trust you wont forget the small details that you know today?

How do you trust the security of your documented life? your journal, your printed photos?

You you like analogue or digital documentation? Do you store data on HHDs? (they have a ~30 year lifespan) Mdisk? Photos? Pen and Paper?

Childhood memories? How do you view these archives?

Do you even believe in documenting the events of your life? Is it important to you? The quicker you write down an event, the more emotion you can convey.

What do you do and don't do?

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[–] HiddenLayer555@lemmy.ml 3 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 children)

I take pictures of the architecture around me.

The mundane stuff that no one bothers to document and won't make it into historical architecture books.

I have over a hundred gigabytes of liminal space photos I'm debating whether I should share on Lemmy or not.

[–] Leg@sh.itjust.works 2 points 18 hours ago

I think you're cool. I've been wanting to do a similar project, but I don't have a camera ready yet, and life is happening quite a bit these days. I've got a few liminal space photos in my phone's camera reel that I think are neat at least. I'd like to see what you've got if you ever decide to share. Would be cool to see.