party might produce only a handful of pictures.
A family vacation might be documented through a few carefully chosen shots.
A gathering with friends could result in one photograph that eventually became the image everyone remembered.
Every Photograph Had a Story Behind It
Today, people can take hundreds of photographs during a single event.
Most will never be looked at again.
The sheer volume of digital photography means that individual images can become disposable.
In the 1970s, the opposite was often true.
A photograph might be placed inside a family
