Your camera roll is a diary you never meant to write. Scroll back sometime and read what you cared about.

You photograph what matters to you at the time, without deciding that is what you are doing. Years later the record is more honest than a journal would be, because nobody curates a camera roll for posterity. The pattern in it shows what you actually kept returning to, which is not always what you would have said if asked.

Go back a year or two sometime and just look. Notice who is in the pictures and who is not, what you took twelve shots of, what stopped appearing. It is data about your own attention, and it often points at something you have quietly let go of.