The digital camera folder on nessus contains - in its various subdirectories; I'm not completely disorganized - 5,752 files, occupying 2.36GB of disk space.
I had occasion this evening to wonder whether there were any pictures of Newman Cemetery among them. Finding out was more difficult than I'd expected: the pictures are organized by date, so unless I know from other sources when I was in White County it's very hard to find any cemetery pictures.
I have a copy of Microsoft Digital Image Library; in theory, I could use that to organize my pictures: tag pictures with keywords, normalize the file names, add captions, ratings, etc., etc. But, geez, who's got time to do that to almost six thousand pictures?
(Years ago, I read about a famous photographer whose habit was to takes scores of pictures every day. He did this for years, but hardly ever bothered to develop any. When he died, he left thousands of rolls of undeveloped film in his studio. His heirs and/or fans were trying to find money to pay for developing it all. I wonder how that turned out....)