Here's something I'll never understand: We all snap zillions of photos on our phones, but the only place we ever see most of those photos is...on our phones. Don't they deserve a showcase? A shrine, ...

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Here's something I'll never understand: We all snap zillions of photos on our phones, but the only place we ever see most of those photos is...on our phones. Don't they deserve a showcase? A shrine, ...