There are so many ways to store and display photos these days: on the computer, digital frames, Facebook, on the TV, printed photobooks, and of course the traditional method of putting them in albums. Because we can take so many photos nowadays at almost no cost, it can happen that many of them are taken and never seen again: in the days of film you had to choose your moments carefully, and you wouldn't see the result immediately (unless you had a Polaroid camera).
What's your preferred method for looking at family photos, or showing them to people?
With my DH and I, many photos go on Facebook (easy way to group them by dates and events), and at the end of the year, we put the best ones together and order a printed photobook; sometimes special occasions will have their own photobook.
My parents used traditional albums, and (rightly so) they won't hear of doing it any other way; indeed, these albums going right through our childhoods (and indeed adulthood) are a treasured family possession. My grandmother was also a keen photographer, but she rarely had photos printed on paper: all of them went on slides (not many children now would know what a slide is!). This meant it was more of a business looking at them, although she did have a desktop slide viewer that didn't need a screen. The projector and screen took time to set up, so they would only come out for grand showings!