It's not the tools, it's how you use them XD (better tools does help but it will do sfa for a piece that was mediocre to start with)

I remember when JJ was doing more photography-related stuff than he is now (which is to say barely anything as he's gone back to his card habit) one of the things we learned was that apparently sometimes it's not even subject matter as much as composition that can make an epic image, as an example the professional photographer that was saying this took an epic photo of...a toilet block.

In this case though I think it's physically impossible to take a bad photo of small. Her cuteness simply precludes this from being anywhere within the realm of possibility.

Family blockchains (or even just data repos in general, doesn't necessarily have to be a blockchain) could and should totally be a thing, would make keeping family history so much easier XD Though having said that there absolutely has to be the option of making such things private because there are a lot of people who would rather not use tech that insists on being totally transparent for no logical reason other than B..B..BUT TRANSPARENCY IS GOOD BECAUSE IT JUST IS regardless of how amazing it otherwise is.

Otherwise only other problem I can see with family histories being written as they're lived...well some people just aren't bloggers/writers/vloggers/anything useful as far as currently passing on information to accompany photos goes so what you end up knowing about them is what other people decide to write about them.

Hm another thought, I wonder if this would exacerbate or reduce family feuds? O_o