I think a large part of taking photos and recording things for a lot of people is that they like to journal and record things, in part, for future generations to have.
Like it's great you had those amazing experiences, but in a sense it's as if they're also going to die with you as well (assuming you even have children).
Of course, nothing wrong with what you're describing. I definitely can feel there's value in how you approach it, and I often fantasise about spending an entire year without technology at all.
I think a large part of taking photos and recording things for a lot of people is that they like to journal and record things, in part, for future generations to have.
Like it's great you had those amazing experiences, but in a sense it's as if they're also going to die with you as well (assuming you even have children).
Of course, nothing wrong with what you're describing. I definitely can feel there's value in how you approach it, and I often fantasise about spending an entire year without technology at all.