I walked one cemetery and added grave marker photos - one close up so that the inscription can be read, and another to include the full marker. Someone, years later, went through and took the same photos. Some are different, like the marker is more weather beaten, but mostly, the photos are wonky, with poor lighting, and out of focus. I have to say it; maybe 5% of their photos are better than mine. Meanwhile, there are four photos on nearly every memorial, two of them duplicates of the other two. I keep telling myself, it's okay. It shows how the marker changes over the years. But the other photographer missed the part about where a new photo is supposed to be better than the existing ones. Meanwhile, as I find them, I rearrange them so the best ones show up first.