We take more photographs than ever, but we look at fewer of them. The digital ones are immediate, infinite, weightless — and quickly forgotten. The printed ones survive.
A print has a different relationship with time. It exists in a single place. It belongs to someone. It can be held, framed, lost, found, passed on. It commits.
The most permanent way to keep a moment is still the oldest one: get it on paper, and put it somewhere you'll see it.