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SCMP Reporter

I love taking photos, especially those of beautiful scenery. I enjoy looking at my photos of wonderful landscapes.

My parents prefer to look at the photos they took of me when I was a baby.

When I see those photos,  happy memories come to mind.

Now that I'm older, I want to take photos of my parents. I want to make them happy because that's my duty. And I want to take photos so that I remember how happy we are.

JENNY HO

Leung Shek Chee College

Thanks for your letter, Jenny. As digital photography takes off, more and more people are recording their life visually. Mobile phones make capturing and sending images so easy.

There is a danger that we can end up with lots of digital pictures in our computer and nothing in a photo frame. A friend told me last night about a cool new gadget to help solve that problem: a digital photo frame. You download your pictures into the frame and then they are displayed at random. It's a brilliant idea. I'm going to put that on my wish list from Santa this Christmas.

Kate, Editor



Photos keep happy memories alive