Digital cameras are amazing! You can see something that you like, capture an image, and evaluate it on the spot. If you are not satisfied, you can keep taking pictures until you get one you like. Photography was not always this way though. I remember when you had to buy film for your camera. Typically, you were limited to twelve or twenty-four exposures, so you had to use them wisely. When you took a picture, you never knew exactly what you had. All you could do was hope that it turned out well. Eventually, you took the film in to be developed, waited a week or so, and then you could finally get your pictures. As silly as it sounds, part of the fun with film photography was the waiting. The delay from the time you took a picture until you saw it was often measured in months...