The photo graveyard — why your camera roll is full of things you’ll never look at again You take a photo of a parking spot so you can find your car later. You take a photo of a wine label you liked. You take a photo of a whiteboard at a conference, a receipt for an expense you’ll submit, a book recommendation a friend wrote on a napkin, the tag inside a sweater because you might want to buy another one in a different color, the back of a Wi-Fi router because the password is on it and you’re going to need it again in this house in a month. You take these photos at a rate of maybe ten or twelve a week. You almost never look at any of them again. They are now, statistically, the majority of your camera roll, and they will remain there until you die or change phones. This is the friction this post is about.…