Nowadays many people no longer have cameras. Their phones are their cameras. And there are ipads which are computers, electric books and cameras, too.
I take my pictures with a real, ok digital, camera. Even I gave up on film years ago, but I still look through the view-finder on occasion. It depends on what I'm snapping. I shoot pictures the old fashioned way. I even chose my camera because it felt like a real one.
My camera is with me six days of the week. Only on Shabbat is it left home untouched. With all the pictures I take, I can't remember the last time I printed some. I send my pictures far and wide via the computer, the internet.
Family shots are sent off by email and a few can be found on facebook. And many other pictures are posted on my blogs. I'm not the only blogger who posts pictures.
Quite a few years ago, in the days I frequently hosted Havel Havelim, I commented that with all of the fantastic photo-based posts, there should be a Jewish blog carnival specifically geared to them. And Mr. Bagel, who is no longer actively blogging began JPIX. Now Leora runs it. It appears a few times a year, and here's the latest JPIX. Please visit and share, thanks.
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