I know you are a huge fan of the bondage theme, but in my opinion, there should be some aspect of eroticism or seductiveness to a bondage scene. A scene like this, or simply a girl with her pants pulled down and her butt showing, are all pretty underwhelming to me. Perhaps the fetishists have enough of an imagination that they need nothing else... - but for me - I know what a butt looks like and I want more to the photo. I would like to see something added to soften the scene, or something quirky. Something that makes us feel for the captive or want to reach out and touch her - to reassure her. Or perhaps to join her in her captivity! Merry Christmas!

I won't bitch about the demise of film. I've given away all of my film cameras except my first, a Nikon FTn with a few lenses "just in case". It also has some sentimental value. I enjoyed darkroom work, and I'll admit that my scanned film looks fine, but my digital pictures taken with my Nikon D810 are in another league. I enjoyed driving my 68 GTO too, a car that my father bought new. I wouldn't trade my newer cars for it in a million years. There was nothing but hassle with the degree of maintenance that it required to stay running, and it broke down a couple of times on long trips. The salt on the roads back east totally rotted the thing, making it not even desirable for a collector to restore. Time moves on.

Well, how big are your drives? I have probably 10 scattered around the drawers in my desk, but only 2 relevant for images and 1 for music, all the others are outdated / undersized leftovers. The images are now a primary 4TB and a secondary back-up copy, also 4TB. These are the Western Digital (WB) passport models, just a bit bigger than can fit in a pant's pocket.

You should consider how much space you need to consolidate all your unique data onto a single external drive, allowing for a reasonable amount growth on the same drive. After 4TB, the equipment gets physically bigger. Account for both a primary copy and a secondary back-up, possibly considering an offsite 'cloud' back-up of that primary connected storage.