My generation experienced the drastic shift from the analogue to the digital world. I was less than a year old when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. We developed films, transmitted faxes, typed on typewriters, and relied on carbon paper. We made newspaper and magazine layouts by paste-ups. Our videocameras were cathode-ray-tube-powered. Music was on vinyl records and cassettes. I'm aware that sounds old-fashioned and outdated.

Nevertheless, we witnessed all those wonderful arrivals over time, and I only think of how nice a photo essay about that subject could be. The good news is that we still stand, confident to work even powerlessly and connectionlessly. There's no bad news!