#photo library

[weylandkonami-2000]

[sophiakaile]

Streamline your photo library effortlessly! 📷💻 Easily eliminate duplicate photos from your smartphone using your computer. Connect, scan, and declutter with specialized software for a clean and organized gallery.

[n--m7]

[captvreme]

[chiropteracupola]

everyone will look at my fish hat in an expeditious style

(pattern from here, slightly modified to be longer so that there's lots of room in the tail for hiding packets of fruit snacks)

[grapeperfume]

[literatureaesthetic]

i haven't been posting on here because life has been pure chaos, but i'm finally settling into my new routine. it's starting to feel very autumnal in england right now, i'm so excited to delve into all of the spooky season reads!! 🍂

[darkness9000a]

Okay so, there is something wrong with the iOS Storage on my iPad Pro.

Every time when I tried to delete some of my photos and videos that I have on my Photo Library App, just to save more data, and something was very odd on my iOS storage on my iPad Pro, because the iOS storage just save only half of the data, but not fully, and it just remain in the iOS storage as 35.62 GB or 35.7 GB on my Photo Library App, but not 8.81 GB…..and how do I know this?……Well, let’s just say, since years ago, we just transferred the old iPad, which is the iPad 2, putting all the stuff of data into the iPad Pro, in which case, that the iPad 2 and the iPad Pro have the same data of the Photo Library App, with all stuff of Data that I have in the iPad 2 and the iPad Pro, and I’ve been checking on my iPad 2, just to check on my old iOS storage, and it saids that I have 8.81 GB on my Photo Library App, and it’s very clear that the iOS storage may have some sort of bug or a glitch on my iPad Pro, all because of the iOS 16.3.1 update.

And what it’s very odd, is that every time I tried to Offload it and Reinstall it, and I tried to Delete the App and Reinstall again, and I also tried to clear all history on my Safari App, just to save more data, and yet the iOS storage just save only half of the data, but not fully, and I tried to Restart or Force Restart on my iPad Pro just to fix the iOS storage, but didn’t work, and then I tried to Reset All Settings, just to fix the iOS storage, and nothing work either.

Now I know that the iOS 16.4 update is going to be released at March 2023, I think 🤔, but I just hope they could fix the iOS storage issue, some point very soon, because if iOS storage is not fix, like fully and completely, then I would be very disappointed.

[escapismsworld]

A lady in a field of flowers

c. 1900-1910s

Original autochrome colour photo

[inthedarktrees]

Long pants are lounging clothes for Ann Barthelmes as she does assignment for writing course

Alfred Eisenstaedt, “Bryn Mawr, Tough Traning Ground for Women’s Minds,” Life, Dec 24, 1956

[weylandkonami-2000]

[siryl]

Another artistic interpretation of a microscopic black hole.

[lionofchaeronea]

Photographic half-length portrait of a Native American (Dakota) man named Sun Flower, taken by a photographer for Heyn Photo in 1899. Now in the Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress.

[ragazzadalsorrisonero]

ama te stesso abbastanza per allontanarti da tutto ciò che non ti fa sentire bene.

-Karen Salmansohn

[thebonesofhoudini]

Buy physical media. Buy CDs. Buy records. Buy tapes. Buy books. Buy physical artwork or prints. Take photos of yourself and get them developed at a photo processing booth. Write your thoughts down in a journal. Why? Because as this world get more digital, what's physical will slowly but surely disappear. There will be less things you can touch and feel, and more things that you can see and not touch. You can post all the digital pics you want on social media...nothing is assured and those pics and those platforms could be gone in an instant. An album on streaming platforms will never be the same as the original album in your hand with the liner notes, as versions of that album can get removed, and/or replaced with re-recorded material (since the artist doesn't own their masters). Books go out of print. And staring at a jpeg (no matter how much you paid for it *cough cough* NFTs) of an artwork will never be the same as owning the actual artwork or a print of it.

Preserve these things. If not for yourself, then for future generations.

[lastrosebloom]

Putney, London

15.10.2024