India, Aug. 19 -- There's something special about a photograph you can actually hold - whether it's tucked into a family album, framed on a wall or slipped into a scrapbook. And while digitising important photographs is the safest way to ensure the memory isn't lost, a digital copy can't quite replace the feeling of holding the original. That's why the physical print deserves some care too. Sunlight, heat and moisture can gradually affect photographs, while the wrong kind of plastic or repeated handling can cause damage over time. The good news is that preserving them doesn't mean creating a professional archive at home. From choosing the right album to knowing where to store your prints, here's how to keep your favourite photographs in good shape for generations....