in the interest of liberation...

Carl totally called me out in a recent post about how us digital photographers have the tendancy to "collect" files and never see them again. I'm slightly guilty of this charge. I have a terabyte of hard drive space (thats a thousand gigs for you non-nerds), of which about 70% is occupied by the past 3 to 4 years of shooting. Alot of it is past client's pictures but the majority of it is personal shots that can't let go of. I think partly because they show how I have grown as a photographer.
This is a choice selection I dug out of my old iPhoto library. It's from 2005 in DC, the block right behind the White House.